caddicefly
/ˈkædɪsflaɪ/Definitions
1. noun
a freshwater insect with a case made of sticks and leaves, typically found near the surface of streams and rivers.
“The caddisfly larvae were an important food source for the trout in the stream.”
1. noun
a freshwater insect with a case made of sticks and leaves, typically found near the surface of streams and rivers.
“The caddisfly larvae were an important food source for the trout in the stream.”