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

Order Neuroptera - Antlions, Lacewings and Allies

Alderflies , Dobsonflies, and Fishflies · Snakeflies · Lacewings, Antlions, and Allies

Suborder Megaloptera - Alderflies , Dobsonflies, and Fishflies
Lakeside Alderfly - Sialis Fisher fly - summer or spring? - Chauliodes rastricornis - male Nigronia serricornis589 - Nigronia serricornis - male - female Is it some form of nasty looking dragonfly? - Corydalus cornutus - female Flying termite, beetle, or ? Summer Fishfly - Chauliodes pectinicornis - female Bugzilla - Corydalus cornutus Unknown Insect

Suborder Raphidiodea - Snakeflies
Snakefly - Raphidiidae Agulla - male Found on leg - San Diego, CA - 04/27/07 Strange winged bug with a really flexible neck -Anyone know what it is? - Agulla Snake fly - male Snakeflies (Raphidiidae) , Genus Agulla - Agulla - female Snakeflies (Raphidiidae) , Genus Agulla - Agulla - female Raphidioptera 05a - female Raphidioptera 05b - female

Suborder Planipennia - Lacewings, Antlions, and Allies
Hemerobiidae? - Micromus posticus Green lacewing? - Chrysoperla comanche Mantidfly Mantidfly - Dicromantispa any way to tell which Green Lacewing? Not sure what this is - Climaciella Antlion Lomamyia


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