caddice-fly

• Insecte aquatique ressemblant à un petit papillon de nuit, dont les larves vivent dans l'eau douce et construisent souvent un fourreau protecteur de débris. L'adulte possède deux paires d'ailes membraneuses velues.

A small, moth-like insect with two pairs of hairy membranous wings, whose aquatic larvae are commonly found in freshwater environments.

1. Small moth-like insectC1formalscientific

   A small, moth-like insect with two pairs of hairy membranous wings, whose aquatic larvae build protective cases from silk and materials like sand or plant debris.

   Phrygane

   • The caddice-fly emerged from its larval case near the stream.
   • Entomologists study the caddice-fly to assess water quality.
   • The aquatic larvae of the caddice-fly are often found in clean, flowing water.

   Synonymescaddis fly