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  • Black clouds of midges swarming Toronto’s waterways
  • THE HIDE – FLIES
  • Red Fly

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toronto.citynews.ca /1 month ago

Black clouds of midges swarming Toronto’s waterways

Clouds of tiny flying black insects, known as midges, are causing frustration around Toronto’s waterways. A video captured by Pat O’Rourke shows him covered head to toe in midges a...

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wildonline.blog /1 month ago

THE HIDE – FLIES

The Hide – Flies The flies are back for a week or two only . The particular species in question is the St Mark’s fly. They are a spring phenomenon […]

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flytyingnewandold.blogspot.com /3 weeks ago

Red Fly

Red FlyHook - Standard wet flyThread - BlackBody - Claret dubbing body, Hackle - Claret hackle Wing - Slate duck or goose quill segmentsAmateur Tyers Fly Dictionary - J E Willmarth

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10000birds.com /4 weeks ago

Species Spotlight: Black-headed and Brown-headed Gull

Why put these two species together in one post? One, because they look similar. Confusingly, their heads are either brown(ish) or (mostly) white – never truly black. Thus, the name...

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torontomike.com /3 weeks ago

Ignore the Midges

This is my 13th spring living by the lake. That's 13 spring midge seasons.At first it was a bit of a shock that we'd have to endure weeks of midge orgies. As a cyclist, it means ea...

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