have been recorded 48 times in the past 30 days across the Connecticut Valley watershed, including species like Say's Giant Caddisfly and Little Sister Sedges.1 Caddisfly larvae are pollution-sensitive and require clean, oxygen-rich water, making their presence here an indicator of good water quality conditions.1
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