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-I will usually remain with in one mile of the place where  my egg hatched.
-I eat the organic material in the water.
-I am 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch in length gray in coler with along needle like mouth part this used to dirnt my fead.
-existed about  170 million years a 90 during the time of the dinosaurs.
-www. bug facts. net.

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My home ---> I am generally found around damp places and am attracted to light. As a larva, I usually live in damp habitats and sometimes I live in water.
What I eat ---> I eat roots and other organic matter. I don't eat as an adult.
What I look like ---> I am about 1 inch long, I have 6 long spiny legs and sometimes mistaken for a large mosquito.
I am interesting because ----> I eat roots and I won't hurt you also my massive size and last because of being mistaken by a large mosquito.

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my home is in feilds and gardens
what i eat aphids other insect pests and some plants
what i look like i look like a bee im bright yellow with black striped. im interesting because we look like bees and people call us a hover fly. Resources where you found information about me. Bug Facts

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Dragonfly's are mostly found near water and usally remian within a few miles of where there eggs hatch.
When Dragonfly's are still larva they eat tadpoles or small fish,as an adult it eats other insects,primarily mosquitos.
They can be any color and range in size by speicies from 1 to 5 in.
The largest living Drangonfly lived 250 million years ago[before the dinosaurs]it had a wing span of 3 feet!

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I live near areas that contain water and live stock areas with are a food source

as a larva i eat other insects like worms, snails and occasionally i eat small fish if adult male i drink nectar if adult female i drink blood

I am about 1 1/4 inches in length. I can have grey black and a brown body and my two wings are generally dark colored

if a horse or deer fly lands on you and bites you its female there are approximately 3,000 species of horse fly