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Seen a hundred or so of theses today in our small pond, Just around the dock. What and the heck are they. Picture taken on I phone sorry for the quality.
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That looks like a freshwater jellyfish to me!
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That is exactly what they are. Here is a link about them, along with some good photos. There have apparently been a lot of sightings this year. In my 65 years I've seen them only one season.
http://www.freshwaterjellyfish.org
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Thanks guys. That is so weird. I never knew such a thing existed in freshwater.
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I saw some in Hunting Run Reservoir in Fredericksburg, Virginia this year. I couldn't believe my eyes!
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