This guy has been sitting on my office window which is very close to the NF Snoqualmie. Is this a Golden Stonefly and if so isn't this an unusual time of year to hatch?
I too think october caddis, fly fishing entomology site, tent like wings.
I'm working on this stonefly from a hatch saturday, but I couldn't get a decent picture, quick little critters, and the one I found in my cap was kinda smooshed. Wings flat over back.
I was thinking tiny black, (winter stone, small brown complex from Western Hatches).
October Caddis makes more sense. It was so big I assumed it was some kind of Stonefly. Last October saw a few in flight but this is the first up close.
As far as I know, stonefly can fold their wings in more evolved way, put one wing upon another. Caddis cannot do like that, it folds its wing like A-frame tent shape.
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