TOLEDO, Ohio — Mayflies, the seasonal visitors that signal summer’s arrival along Lake Erie, have begun to emerge across ...

It’s a summer tradition in the Midstate — mayflies. Many are familiar with the tendency for these aquatic insects to swarm ...

Mayflies emerge when water temperatures reach 68 degrees, typically peaking in mid-to-late June. While considered a nuisance ...

Many Michiganders are preparing for the swarms of mayflies that occur in early summer. Here's what to know about the insects.

As we see the annual runoff begin to ebb in the coming week or two, the green drake mayflies will begin revving their engines ...

It's the time of year when swarms of mayflies and midges arrive in the Erie area. These insects have short lifespans, ranging from a couple hours to a few weeks. While not quite of biblical plague ...

Mayflies are a group of flying insects “known for their extremely short adult life spans and emergence in large numbers in the summer months,” according to Britannica. “Given their ...

Wherever mayflies thrive in good numbers, yellow perch and other fish regularly consume the larva from the mud.

Mayflies are aquatic insects with short adult lifespans, often only a few days for males and possibly minutes for some females. Emerging in early summer when water temperatures reach 68 degrees ...