» Genus Onocosmoecus (Great Late-Summer Sedges)
1 species (Onocosmoecus sequoiae)
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Common Names
The most common species of this genus is Onocosmoecus unicolor. Where & WhenTime Of Year (?): Late summer and early fall
Preferred Waters: Lakes and slow streams
This genus is nearly as large as Dicosmoecus, but not quite as impressive because its emergence is less concentrated. It can still produce fishable hatches, especially in lakes.Larva & Pupa BiologyDiet: Mostly detritus (Detritus: Small, loose pieces of decaying organic matter underwater.)
Current Speed: Slow or still
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