FROM THE DESK OF THE BUG DOCTOR / OFFICE OF EMERGENCE - DEPARTMENT OF ARIEAL PRO-CREATION / N.W. QUAD
This is an Offical Alert for Ephemeroptera, or Mayflys. Brown Stream Mayflys have been observed in and around lower elivations of N.W. Oregon and S.W. Washington over the last 48 hours. ( April 19/20 ) These Rhithrogena have cocoa brown bodys and random blotched light to dark brown wings. They also have 2 tail fillaments and are aprox. 3/8 of an inch long. With some mountain streams opening here in the next week, this might be a good bet for nymph and fly portage to your favorite spot! Please refer to my article under Top Stories for more info.
In conclusion, all "artifical" sightings, such as don-amichi belles, patch adams, etc should be forwarded to Bob K., as he an some associates are painstakingly putting together a list of such observations. The Bug Doctor will keep up to date of these and comment as waranted.
This ends this Mayfly Alert
T.B.D.
This is an Offical Alert for Ephemeroptera, or Mayflys. Brown Stream Mayflys have been observed in and around lower elivations of N.W. Oregon and S.W. Washington over the last 48 hours. ( April 19/20 ) These Rhithrogena have cocoa brown bodys and random blotched light to dark brown wings. They also have 2 tail fillaments and are aprox. 3/8 of an inch long. With some mountain streams opening here in the next week, this might be a good bet for nymph and fly portage to your favorite spot! Please refer to my article under Top Stories for more info.
In conclusion, all "artifical" sightings, such as don-amichi belles, patch adams, etc should be forwarded to Bob K., as he an some associates are painstakingly putting together a list of such observations. The Bug Doctor will keep up to date of these and comment as waranted.
This ends this Mayfly Alert
T.B.D.