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Caddis Fly

Description:

A caddis fly refers to an insect belonging to the order Trichoptera. These small to medium-sized insects typically have two pairs of wings covered in fine hairs and long antennae. Caddis flies are commonly found near freshwater habitats, especially rivers and streams. They undergo a complete metamorphosis, with larvae that are aquatic and build protective cases using various materials, such as pebbles, sand, or plant debris.

Sample Sentences:

• The caddis fly larvae construct intricate cases from small stones to protect themselves.
• Caddis flies are vital to the ecosystem as they serve as a food source for many fish species.
• During the summer evenings, you can see swarms of caddis flies hovering above the water surface.
• I observed a caddis fly emerging from its pupal stage and taking its first flight.

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