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Family Hemerobiidae - Brown Lacewings

Hemerobius · Megalomus · Micromus · Psectra · Sympherobius

Genus Hemerobius
Hemerobius stigma Hemerobius stigma Hemerobius stigma Brown Lacewing? - Hemerobius Brown Lacewing - Hemerobius? - Hemerobius Brown lacewing type 2, 12:28pm - Hemerobius Caddisfly. ? - Hemerobius Brown Lacewing - Hemerobius

Genus Megalomus
Brown Lacewing - Megalomus fidelis Brown Lacewing - Megalomus Megalomus fidelis Corrected name - Brown Lacewing - Megalomus Long-necked Hemerobiid - Megalomus carpenteri Megalomus sp. - Megalomus moestus Whatisit? - Megalomus fidelis Which Brown Lacewing ? - Megalomus

Genus Micromus
Brown Lacewing - Micromus posticus Something - Micromus posticus Active larva - Micromus lacewing larva? - Micromus Illinois data point? - Micromus posticus Micromus posticus Brown Lacewing ID Request - Micromus posticus Brown Lacewing - Micromus posticus

Genus Psectra
gravid Brown Lacewing - Psectra diptera - female gravid Brown Lacewing - Psectra diptera - female

Genus Sympherobius
Sympherobius occidentalis Sympherobius occidentalis Sympherobius amiculus or barberi - Sympherobius Sympherobius occidentalis Golden Heme - Sympherobius barberi Sisyrid sp ?? - Sympherobius umbratus Id Request - Sympherobius Brown lacewing - Sympherobius


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