Mountain Stream Life in Vermont Featured by William Ames
Vermont brook life described and photographed by William H Ames in National Geographic. The naturalist explains his undercut equipment and a microperiscope to study caddis fly larvae and trout feeding behaviors in cold mountain streams. He notes larval suction claspers, case building by caddis, and diverse feeding strategies above the trout's ambush zone.
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