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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Antlions, Lacewings and Allies (Neuroptera)

Order Neuroptera - Antlions, Lacewings and Allies

 
 
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Owlflies · Beaded Lacewings · Green Lacewings · Dustywings · Pleasing Lacewings

Family Ascalaphidae - Owlflies
Owlfly - Ululodes quadripunctatus - female Four-spotted Owlfly - Ululodes quadripunctatus - female Four-spotted Owlfly - Ululodes quadripunctatus - male Owlfly - Ascaloptynx appendiculata

Family Berothidae - Beaded Lacewings
Beaded Lacewing - Lomamyia squamosa Lomamyia Brown Lacewing?? - Lomamyia Brown Lacewing?? - Lomamyia Beaded Lacewing - Lomamyia Beaded lacewing - Lomamyia Berothidae - Lomamyia Brown Lacewing - Lomamyia

Family Chrysopidae - Green Lacewings
Lacewing, larva Lacewing - Ceraeochrysa Lacewing Larva shrimp lent ball aphid eater Lichen Look-alike eggs on wall Green lacewing - Chrysopa chi

Family Coniopterygidae - Dustywings
Dustywing Larva What is Dustywing Aphid? Coccoidean? Bug ID Dustywing? D dustywing

Family Dilaridae - Pleasing Lacewings
I'm stumped - Nallachius americanus - male Pleasing Lacewing - Nallachius americanus - male Moth, Midge??? - Nallachius americanus - male Moth, Midge??? - Nallachius americanus - male Pleasing Lacewing - Nallachius americanus - male

 
 
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