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Mosquito egg raft on surface of body of still water. Aquatic eggs. Family: Culicidae

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Mosquito egg raft on surface of water with green floating leaves.
After hatching the mosquito larva will live for a period of time as aquatic microbial feeders eating plankton, small algae etc. These larvae are often known as wrigglers or tumblers. Family: Culicidae

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