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Mantispid lacewing (maybe Ditaxis biseriata).
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Mantispid lacewing (maybe Ditaxis biseriata).
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And yes, it is a weed bunt
Green Mantisfly (Zeugomantispa minuta), family Mantispidae, Piedmont Discovery Center, VA, USA
photograph via: Piedmont Discovery Center
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Can we get some facts about owlflies ^^
They are my favorite bug ever
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Did you know that Albardia Furcata is a species of owlfly native to tropical Brazil? It has by far the shortest antennae of any known owlfly in the world and is a big clue in distinguishing this species from other owlflies. That does come with the complication of appearing more like a dragonfly or damselfly but the shape and angle of its wings help with that distinction.
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Bug of the Occasional Day
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I cannot help but wonder what this antlion and Isabella tiger moth are whispering to each other...
feeling better because i finally managed to save a little green lacewing that got stuck in my house for a few days, it kept flying onto the ceiling when i tried to before but i managed to lure it down and take it outside hurrah
i didn't get to take a good quality photo of it but it was so cute here's a stock photo for reference if you don't know what they look like (bug cw!)
Acroberotha okamotonis, Chiba-ken, Japan (11 June 2026)