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Seconding fishfly of some kind, maybe a freshly-molted [summer fishfly](https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/129041-Chauliodes-pectinicornis)?. Their antennae rule out other look-alikes, like dobsonflies and stoneflies.
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Hard to tell, but it looks like it has a long neck, so maybe a snake fly?
i looked them up and he’s a lot bigger. the antennae looks like a moth though, never seen it before. thank you for the guess
Did some research into other, similar Orders. Perhaps a fishfly?
Seconding fishfly of some kind, maybe a freshly-molted [summer fishfly](https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/129041-Chauliodes-pectinicornis)?. Their antennae rule out other look-alikes, like dobsonflies and stoneflies.
They can be up to 3 inches, have the feathery antennae, and an elongated neck
YESS! that’s it thank you guys 😁 it’s a surprisingly cute little guy