Between thirty and forty species of lacewing flies are known to occur in our own country. |
You see it looks a little like the lacewing larva, and it, too, belongs to the Neuroptera. |
The larval stage of the green lacewing is sometimes confused with the larval stage of lady beetles or ladybugs. |
May says she supposes the larva of the lacewing is a little monster like that of the corydalus. |
The common green lacewing occurs throughout North America, while other species are more restricted in distribution. |
Malaysian photographe Hock Ping Guek took a picture of a green lacewing with dark markings at the base of its wings in a park near Kuala Lumpur. |