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Telmatogeton torrenticola, a very large endemic midge. Umauma stream. These flies live in fast-flowing streams, rarely flying and unperturbed by falling into the water. Large numbers were visible running over the rocks in mating swarms, and the larvae could also be seen crawling around feeding on algae.
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- Monday 4 February 2013
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- Sunday 24 January 2016
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- Telmatogeton torrenticola Kolekole 9305.jpg
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- Chironomidae, Diptera, Hawaii, Hawaiian native arthropods, Hilo, Hilo FR, Telmatogeton, Umauma stream
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- Canon EOS REBEL T1i
- DateTime
- 2013:02:04 13:17:56
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- 1/125
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- f/5.6
- iptc_keywords
- Hilo FR, Hawaii, Hilo, Umauma stream, Diptera, Chironomidae, Telmatogeton, Hawaiian native arthropods
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- Telmatogeton torrenticola, a very large endemic midge. Umauma stream. These flies live in fast-flowing streams, rarely flying and unperturbed by falling into the water. Large numbers were visible running over the rocks in mating swarms, and the larvae could also be seen crawling around feeding on algae.
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