Annual invasion of lake flies over Lake Winnebago captured on weather radar

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It's finally spring, which means warmer weather, longer days, and if you're in the Lake Winnebago region, massive swarms of freshly hatched lake flies.

This is a regular occurrence in the area, but this year's swarm was large enough to pop up on the Fox 11 weather radar, as shared by the KOKH Fox 25's Twitter account.

Lake fly hatch captured on weather radar https://t.co/CkivdRsdO1 pic.twitter.com/ZlnbC1NnTv

— KOKH FOX 25 (@OKCFOX) May 17, 2018

That is an unholy amount of flies. 

According to Fox 11, the flies are a very vital part of the lake's ecosystem. They have a very short lifespan, living only a few days to mate before they die. They don't bite and are more of an annoyance than a serious harm.  Read more...

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Annual invasion of lake flies over Lake Winnebago captured on weather radar Annual invasion of lake flies over Lake Winnebago captured on weather radar Reviewed by mimisabreena on Friday, May 18, 2018 Rating: 5

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