Apr 28, 2025
Chantal Elisabeth Ariëns, Nymphes #28, 2024
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Chantal Elisabeth Ariëns, Nymphes #28, 2024
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Nymphes, Vince
Hi again! Any clue what this littpe friend was? My guess was a dragonfly of some kind. It was unfortunately unresponsive :(
Location is NSW, Australia.
Insect ID - NSW, Australia:
Hello, yes, I believe that this is a Blue Eyes Lacewing (Nymphes myrmeleonoides), family Nymphidae, order Neuroptera.
Blue Eyes Lacewing - Nymphes myrmeleonides
Blue Eyes Lacewing (Nymphes myrmeleonoides).
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#3631 - Nymphes nigrescens
I also ran an insect walk for the local council in November, taking interested members of the public for a stroll through the Don Shepherd Reserve in Baldivis. This was one of the prize finds of the day - a Split-foot Lacewing, found only in the vicinity of Perth.
Not actually in the same family as the Antlions, but like them the larvae dig conical pittraps and wait for unwitting prey to fall in.
Don Shepherd Reserve, Perth.
Blue-eyed Split-footed Lacewing Eggs
Unidentified, genus Nymphes
19/03/23