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Fishflys are coming back!!!
alledan
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Swarms of fishflies are converging on southeast Michigan. The pests are also known as mayflies.
They can stick in people's hair, and cover walls, sidewalks and lawns in some waterfront communities. In massive numbers, their crushed bodies can slicken paved roads or sidewalks.
Their hordes provide a smorgasbord for fish. Entomologists say walleye, perch and bass feed on them. They're also an important food source for birds and bats.
The development of a mayfly takes between three and five years. The eggs are laid on the water's surface and sink to the bottom where they mature. Those that aren't eaten while rising to the surface shed their skin, sprout wings and take flight. They're then driven inland by the winds whipping around the lake.
Never ask why but only the value of.
They can stick in people's hair, and cover walls, sidewalks and lawns in some waterfront communities. In massive numbers, their crushed bodies can slicken paved roads or sidewalks.
Their hordes provide a smorgasbord for fish. Entomologists say walleye, perch and bass feed on them. They're also an important food source for birds and bats.
The development of a mayfly takes between three and five years. The eggs are laid on the water's surface and sink to the bottom where they mature. Those that aren't eaten while rising to the surface shed their skin, sprout wings and take flight. They're then driven inland by the winds whipping around the lake.
Never ask why but only the value of.
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