The Life Cycle Dobsonfly

Egg Dobsonflies begin life as eggs, which are laid by an adult female in large clusters that average about 1,000 individual whitish-gray eggs. Eggs clusters are laid next to river or streams, generally on branches, leaves or rocks. After laying her eggs, a female will coat the cluster with a clear protective fluid that dries…

Dobsonflies & Fishflies of Kentucky - University of Kentucky

Eastern Dobsonfly Missouri Department of Conservation

Eastern Dobsonfly - A-Z Animals

This absolute unit of a male Eastern Dobsonfly. Look at those

Dobsonfly (Corydalus sp.) Male, Life Cycle: Immatures devel…

Dobsonfly Larvae - Hellgammites 01

Dobsonfly Life Cycle: From Tiny Eggs To Hellgrammites And Fearsome

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Eastern Dobsonfly Missouri Department of Conservation

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Eastern Dobsonfly Missouri Department of Conservation

Native of the Week – Eastern Dobsonfly – Scientific Vagaries