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Tiny Blue-Winged Olives

Scientific Name
MatchScientific Name
*Plauditus punctiventris

This common name refers to only one species.

Mayfly Species Plauditus punctiventris

These are very rarely called Tiny Blue-Winged Olives.
This species produces very strong hatches on fertile Western spring creeks. They are extremely small mayflies but may be extremely numerous.
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