Allocapnia nivicola
(Fitch, 1847)
brook snowfly
Allocapnia nivicola is a in the Capniidae, commonly known as the brook snowfly. It is native to North America and has been documented across the eastern and midwestern United States. As a member of the winter stonefly group, it is active during cold months when most other insects are . The is one of approximately 40 described species in the Allocapnia.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Allocapnia nivicola: //ˌæloʊˈkæpniə nɪˈvɪkoʊlə//
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Distribution
Eastern and midwestern North America. Documented occurrences include Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, and Indiana.
Seasonality
Active during winter months, consistent with the winter stonefly pattern.