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Lacewings (Neuroptera)

Lacewing (Neuroptera) species

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69 species

Mallada tripunctatus (Three-spot green lacewing)

Mallada tripunctatus
Mallada tripunctatus
Mallada tripunctatus
Mallada tripunctatus
Mallada tripunctatus
Mallada tripunctatus

Mantispidae (family) (Unidentified mantisfly)

Mantispidae (family)
Mantispidae (family)
Mantispidae (family)
Mantispidae (family)
Mantispidae (family)
Mantispidae (family)

Micromus tasmaniae (Tasmanian Brown Lacewing)

Micromus tasmaniae
Micromus tasmaniae
Micromus tasmaniae
Micromus tasmaniae
Micromus tasmaniae
Micromus tasmaniae

Myrmeleon acer (Myrmeleon Antlion Lacewing)

Myrmeleon acer
Myrmeleon acer
Myrmeleon acer
Myrmeleon acer
Myrmeleon acer
Myrmeleon acer

Myrmeleontidae (family) (Unidentified Antlion Lacewing)

Myrmeleontidae (family)

Adult

Myrmeleontidae (family)

Adult
Myrmeleontidae (family)

Larvae
Myrmeleontidae (family)
Myrmeleontidae (family)
Myrmeleontidae (family)

Neuroptera (order) (Unidentified lacewing)

Neuroptera (order)
Neuroptera (order)
Neuroptera (order)
Neuroptera (order)
Neuroptera (order)
Neuroptera (order)

NEURORTHIDAE (family) (lacewings)

Norfolius howensis (Diamond-banded Nymphid)

Norfolius howensis
Norfolius howensis
Norfolius howensis
Norfolius howensis
Norfolius howensis
Norfolius howensis

Nothancyla verreauxi (A Green Lacewing (with wide wings))

Nothancyla verreauxi
Nothancyla verreauxi
Nothancyla verreauxi
Nothancyla verreauxi
Nothancyla verreauxi
Nothancyla verreauxi

Nymphes myrmeleonoides (Blue eyes lacewing)

Nymphes myrmeleonoides

Adult

Nymphes myrmeleonoides

Adult
Nymphes myrmeleonoides

Larvae
Nymphes myrmeleonoides
Nymphes myrmeleonoides
Nymphes myrmeleonoides

Oedosmylus tasmaniensis (Lacewing)

Oedosmylus tasmaniensis
Oedosmylus tasmaniensis
Oedosmylus tasmaniensis
Oedosmylus tasmaniensis
Oedosmylus tasmaniensis
Oedosmylus tasmaniensis

Osmylidae sp. (family) (Osmylid lacewing)

Osmylidae sp. (family)
Osmylidae sp. (family)
Osmylidae sp. (family)
Osmylidae sp. (family)
Osmylidae sp. (family)
Osmylidae sp. (family)

Osmylops sejunctus (Lacewing)

Osmylops sejunctus
Osmylops sejunctus
Osmylops sejunctus
Osmylops sejunctus

Periclystus circuiter (Angular Wing Antlion)

Periclystus circuiter
Periclystus circuiter
Periclystus circuiter
Periclystus circuiter
Periclystus circuiter
Periclystus circuiter

Pilacmonotus sabulosus (Owlfly)

Pilacmonotus sabulosus
Pilacmonotus sabulosus
Pilacmonotus sabulosus
Pilacmonotus sabulosus

Plesiochrysa ramburi (A Green Lacewing)

Plesiochrysa ramburi
Plesiochrysa ramburi
Plesiochrysa ramburi
Plesiochrysa ramburi
Plesiochrysa ramburi
Plesiochrysa ramburi

Porismus strigatus (Pied Lacewing)

Porismus strigatus
Porismus strigatus
Porismus strigatus
Porismus strigatus
Porismus strigatus
Porismus strigatus

Psectra sp. (genus) (Psectra lacewing)

Psectra sp. (genus)
Psectra sp. (genus)
Psectra sp. (genus)
Psectra sp. (genus)
Psectra sp. (genus)
Psectra sp. (genus)

Psychobiella sp. (genus) (Brown Lacewing)

Psychobiella sp. (genus)
Psychobiella sp. (genus)
Psychobiella sp. (genus)
Psychobiella sp. (genus)
Psychobiella sp. (genus)
Psychobiella sp. (genus)

Spaminta minjerribae (Mantisfly)

Spaminta minjerribae
Spaminta minjerribae
Spaminta minjerribae
Spaminta minjerribae
Spaminta minjerribae
Spaminta minjerribae

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