Giant mayflies () were observed three times in Wisconsin between August 25 and September 18, most recently in Oconomowoc waters. These pollution-sensitive larvae need clean, well-oxygenated water and their presence indicates habitat conditions suitable for oxygen-demanding aquatic invertebrates.1
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