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The seasonal occurrence of wing morphs of Limnogonus franciscanus was studied in a mangrove swamp by taking monthly samples during nineteen months. Altogether 428 males and 413 females were collected. The percentage of winged individuals remained constant at ca. 3.2% throughout the study period. There were no differences between sexes in the proportions of winged and wingless morphs. The frequency of gravid females peaked during the rainy periods.

Wing dimorphism of the water strider <i>Limnogonus franciscanus</i> (Stål) (Heteroptera: Gerridae) in a seasonal tropical climate