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Dragonfly larvae are one of the overlooked winter residents of the Chesapeake. They are barely larger than a fingertip, yet the bottom is full of them. In the cold months they are one of the only things still crawling through the silt while amphipods break down dead algae nearby. This is their most vulnerable stage. Small, soft bodied, and constantly wriggling, they attract predators that rely on them as a keystone winter food source. As spring returns, they climb out of the water, molt, and bec

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