Fishfly

Found near freshwater sources like ponds, lakes, and streams where their aquatic larvae live.

Adults may not feed at all or drink nectar; larvae (hellgrammites) are predatory, eating small aquatic insects.

Active primarily at night and strongly attracted to artificial lights; they have a short adult lifespan focused on mating and egg-laying.

Harmless to humans; larvae serve as an excellent environmental indicator of water quality and a food source for fish.