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your blog honestly facinates me and I would like to open up your head to see what manner of beasts are running around in there
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Closest match: Ptychoptera contaminata genome assembly, chromosome: 1 Common name: Phantom Cranefly
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I just saw a Phantom Cranefly outside my window.
I'd only ever seen one before– it was on the trash can in the Camp Room at my local audubon sanctuary.
They move like bits of dandelion fluff. Phantom is a very good name for them. They're usually wetland creatures, and my window's not all that close to water that I'd expect to see them.
Lucky day.
