Water Quality ID

[hpfananu]

Ok, here.
ID, class, role as indicator species.

midge larvae,class 4, high quantity's indicate poor water

Yeah that's right, except the class is actually 3 (rules manual) You can post now.

[Fossil Freak 25]

http://ic2.pbase.com/t6/94/339594/4/813 ... gRqPif.jpg

What is this?

[ptkid]

http://ic2.pbase.com/t6/94/339594/4/813 ... gRqPif.jpg

What is this?

Water penny beetle

[Fossil Freak 25]

yep, your turn

[ptkid]

Identify and give class (Click to Show Hidden Text)

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[tornado guy]

Hello! (Click to Show Hidden Text)

Black fly. Adult is a class 5

[ptkid]

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Black fly. Adult is a class 5

fast, but not right. try again.

[hpfananu]

Identify and give class (Click to Show Hidden Text)

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Is it a...deer/horse fly? Class 4?
The eyes look slightly flatter than the black fly.

[tornado guy]

Is it a...deer/horse fly? Class 4?
The eyes look slightly flatter than the black fly.

Yeah, after thinking it over, I don't think that black flies have that sharp of a body form.

[hpfananu]

Is it a...deer/horse fly? Class 4?
The eyes look slightly flatter than the black fly.

Yeah, after thinking it over, I don't think that black flies have that sharp of a body form.

The trick is that the fly is black though (lol). The easiest way to tell is just the eyes though because usually most pictures give you a clear view of the eyes.