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Family Hemerobiidae - Brown Lacewings

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Brown Lacewings (Hemerobiidae)
Micromus subanticus Small Creature Attracted to Lights Lacewing Hemerobiidae Lacewing Berothidae? 10/13/20 Hemerobiinae Hemerobiinae Brown Lacewing (Hemerobiinae) Micromus ? Brown Lacewing - Dorsal Hemerobiidae, maybe Micromus sp.? Hemerobiidae, maybe Micromus sp.? Some type of Lacewing? Some type of Lacewing? Some type of Lacewing? caddisfly? Brown Lacewing Brown Lacewing Brown Lacewing Taupe moth or something? Taupe moth or something? Taupe moth or something? Lacewing

 
 
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