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Chrysopidae, neuropterans, Green lacewing larva, Most species of lacewings and their larvae are active predators, and are often used for bio. control Stock Photo

RFKB59EP–Chrysopidae, neuropterans, Green lacewing larva, Most species of lacewings and their larvae are active predators, and are often used for bio. control

Lacewing larva resting on oak leaf. Tipperary, Ireland Stock Photo

RFR111T6–Lacewing larva resting on oak leaf. Tipperary, Ireland

Common green lacewing (Chrysoperla carnea) larva feeding on western flower thrips Stock Photo

RMBMYHMX–Common green lacewing (Chrysoperla carnea) larva feeding on western flower thrips

A Green Lacewing (Chrysopidae) larva carrying debris on its back as camouflage. Stock Photo

RM2C68B1X–A Green Lacewing (Chrysopidae) larva carrying debris on its back as camouflage.

green lacewings (Chrysopidae), larva, carmouflaged by different things on its back, Costa Rica, Puntarenas Stock Photo

RMH015EC–green lacewings (Chrysopidae), larva, carmouflaged by different things on its back, Costa Rica, Puntarenas

Chrysopidae larva. This is a green lacewing larva feeding on goldenrods. Stock Photo

RMBDC9M6–Chrysopidae larva. This is a green lacewing larva feeding on goldenrods.

Elongated and bright Green lacewing larva (Chrysopidae spec.) for biological plant protection Stock Photo

RM2T8BJ48–Elongated and bright Green lacewing larva (Chrysopidae spec.) for biological plant protection

Neuropteran Lacewing Larva carrying debris as camouflage (Chrysopidae). Sussex, UK Stock Photo

RMM02WM7–Neuropteran Lacewing Larva carrying debris as camouflage (Chrysopidae). Sussex, UK

Lacewing larva (Neuroptera: Chrysopidae). Hunter of mealy-bugs and other smal insects, dead carcasses of its prey together with its moults and dirt. Stock Photo

RF2T30FTK–Lacewing larva (Neuroptera: Chrysopidae). Hunter of mealy-bugs and other smal insects, dead carcasses of its prey together with its moults and dirt.

Larval stage of a Lacewing insect (Chrysopidae), aka junk bug, trash bug, carrying debris on its back - USA Stock Photo

RM2FNRF6D–Larval stage of a Lacewing insect (Chrysopidae), aka junk bug, trash bug, carrying debris on its back - USA

Lacewing larva at rest on leaf. Tipperary, Ireland Stock Photo

RF2HE0BXT–Lacewing larva at rest on leaf. Tipperary, Ireland

Green lacewing (Chrysopa perla) larva carrying detritus on its back for camouflage and protection, Wiltshire garden, UK, April. Stock Photo

RM2C3NPE8–Green lacewing (Chrysopa perla) larva carrying detritus on its back for camouflage and protection, Wiltshire garden, UK, April.

Lacewing larva resting on leaf. Tipperary, Ireland Stock Photo

RFR0WKNB–Lacewing larva resting on leaf. Tipperary, Ireland

Chrysopidae lacewing predatory larva isolated on white background Stock Photo

RMW13W84–Chrysopidae lacewing predatory larva isolated on white background

Lacewing larva crawling down underside of leaf. Tipperary, Ireland Stock Photo

RFR0JB3R–Lacewing larva crawling down underside of leaf. Tipperary, Ireland

Green lacewing Chrysoperla carnea larva feeding on rose aphids Stock Photo

RMAW7ATK–Green lacewing Chrysoperla carnea larva feeding on rose aphids

Lacewing larva walking along a leaf. Tipperary, Ireland. Stock Photo

RFM4BR0Y–Lacewing larva walking along a leaf. Tipperary, Ireland.

Common green lacewing (Chrysoperla carnea) larva attacking attacking aphids on a maize leaf Stock Photo

RMCF4N3G–Common green lacewing (Chrysoperla carnea) larva attacking attacking aphids on a maize leaf

Dorsal view of Lacewing larva on underside of leaf. Tipperary, Ireland Stock Photo

RFR3R5PP–Dorsal view of Lacewing larva on underside of leaf. Tipperary, Ireland

Green lacewings, Green lace-wings (Chrysoperla carnea, Chrysopa carnea, Anisochrysa carnea), larva preying on a plant louse, Germany Stock Photo

RMEYYKJ3–Green lacewings, Green lace-wings (Chrysoperla carnea, Chrysopa carnea, Anisochrysa carnea), larva preying on a plant louse, Germany

Green Lacewing larva resting on bramble leaf. Tipperary, Ireland Stock Photo

RFP1P41Y–Green Lacewing larva resting on bramble leaf. Tipperary, Ireland

RM2JN75ET–Green Lacewing Larva

Lacewing larva carrying debris on its back for protection from predators. Tipperary, Ireland Stock Photo

RFPE5N99–Lacewing larva carrying debris on its back for protection from predators. Tipperary, Ireland

Green lacewing larva near green thistle bud Stock Photo

RF2RCWJE6–Green lacewing larva near green thistle bud

Lacewing larva resting on the end of a leaf in woodland habitat. Tipperary, Ireland. Stock Photo

RFM1TABJ–Lacewing larva resting on the end of a leaf in woodland habitat. Tipperary, Ireland.

green lacewings, larvae, (Chrysopidae) Stock Photo

RMPCF5PN–green lacewings, larvae, (Chrysopidae)

RF2EGB550–Lacewing larva resting on leaf. Tipperary, Ireland

RF2T30FXE–Lacewing larva (Neuroptera: Chrysopidae). Hunter of mealy-bugs and other smal insects, dead carcasses of its prey together with its moults and dirt.

RM2FNRF6A–Larval stage of a Lacewing insect (Chrysopidae), aka junk bug, trash bug, carrying debris on its back - USA

Green Lacewings (Chrysopa basalis / Mallada basalis) larva in the case that made from debris and dead body of prey (taken from Thailand, Southeast Asi Stock Photo

RFPART0B–Green Lacewings (Chrysopa basalis / Mallada basalis) larva in the case that made from debris and dead body of prey (taken from Thailand, Southeast Asi

Lacewing larva carrying debris for camouflage, Yorkshire, UK Stock Photo

RMGN3J1W–Lacewing larva carrying debris for camouflage, Yorkshire, UK

Common green lacewing (Chrysoperla carnea) larvae preying on rose aphids Stock Photo

RMCRRD7R–Common green lacewing (Chrysoperla carnea) larvae preying on rose aphids

Chrysopidae lacewing larva on a green leaf eating an aphid Stock Photo

RMW13W9A–Chrysopidae lacewing larva on a green leaf eating an aphid

Lacewing insect eggs will attached by fine filaments to the surface of leavest-eggs-larva Stock Photo

RF2B73PG1–Lacewing insect eggs will attached by fine filaments to the surface of leavest-eggs-larva

The elongated light-coloured lacewing larvae (Chrysopidae), also known as aphid lions, are used as biological plant protection because of their Stock Photo

RM2T82H08–The elongated light-coloured lacewing larvae (Chrysopidae), also known as aphid lions, are used as biological plant protection because of their

Green Lacewing, Family Chrysopidae. Larva on leaf Stock Photo

RMA3C8WA–Green Lacewing, Family Chrysopidae. Larva on leaf

RM2T82H0E–The elongated light-coloured lacewing larvae (Chrysopidae), also known as aphid lions, are used as biological plant protection because of their

Trash bug, green lacewing larvae Neuroptera Chrysopidae, among green pine needles Stock Photo

RF2B2BPJW–Trash bug, green lacewing larvae Neuroptera Chrysopidae, among green pine needles

Green lacewings, Green lace-wings (Chrysoperla carnea, Chrysopa carnea, Anisochrysa carnea), larva preying on a plant louse at a stem, Germany Stock Photo

RMEYYKJ5–Green lacewings, Green lace-wings (Chrysoperla carnea, Chrysopa carnea, Anisochrysa carnea), larva preying on a plant louse at a stem, Germany

Larva, nymph of Green lacewing (Chrysoperla carnea) looking for prey on the yellow flowers of thousand-leaf, yarrow (Achillea filipendulina 'Cloth of Stock Photo

RF2RGWGHC–Larva, nymph of Green lacewing (Chrysoperla carnea) looking for prey on the yellow flowers of thousand-leaf, yarrow (Achillea filipendulina 'Cloth of

Green lacewings, Green lace-wings (Chrysoperla carnea, Chrysopa carnea, Anisochrysa carnea), just hatched larva, Germany, Bavaria, Niederbayern, Lower Bavaria Stock Photo

RM2AYW0H1–Green lacewings, Green lace-wings (Chrysoperla carnea, Chrysopa carnea, Anisochrysa carnea), just hatched larva, Germany, Bavaria, Niederbayern, Lower Bavaria

Green Lacewing Larva of the Family Chrysopidae Stock Photo

RF2H2M9FH–Green Lacewing Larva of the Family Chrysopidae

Green lacewings, Green lace-wings (Chrysoperla carnea, Chrysopa carnea, Anisochrysa carnea), larva catches greefly, biological pest control, Germany Stock Photo

RM2B0T490–Green lacewings, Green lace-wings (Chrysoperla carnea, Chrysopa carnea, Anisochrysa carnea), larva catches greefly, biological pest control, Germany

A Lacewing larva of the family Chrysopoidea, taken at Hunterston in Ayrshire. These are voracious predators on aphids and other small creatures. Stock Photo

RF2CEBCDB–A Lacewing larva of the family Chrysopoidea, taken at Hunterston in Ayrshire. These are voracious predators on aphids and other small creatures.

Green lacewings, Green lace-wings (Chrysoperla carnea, Chrysopa carnea, Anisochrysa carnea), just hatched larva leaves stalked egg, Germany, Bavaria, Niederbayern, Lower Bavaria Stock Photo

RM2AYMA5T–Green lacewings, Green lace-wings (Chrysoperla carnea, Chrysopa carnea, Anisochrysa carnea), just hatched larva leaves stalked egg, Germany, Bavaria, Niederbayern, Lower Bavaria

green lacewings, larvae, eggs, (Chrysopidae) Stock Photo

RMPCF5PR–green lacewings, larvae, eggs, (Chrysopidae)

RF2T30FTJ–Lacewing larva (Neuroptera: Chrysopidae). Hunter of mealy-bugs and other smal insects, dead carcasses of its prey together with its moults and dirt.

RM2FNRF6E–Larval stage of a Lacewing insect (Chrysopidae), aka junk bug, trash bug, carrying debris on its back - USA

Larva of Green lacewing (Chrysopidae), Isehara City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan Stock Photo

RM2G8YFYP–Larva of Green lacewing (Chrysopidae), Isehara City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan

RM2F76G6Y–Larval stage of a Lacewing insect (Chrysopidae), aka junk bug, trash bug, carrying debris on its back - USA

Common green lacewing Chrysoperla carnea larva feeding on western flower thrip Stock Photo

RMAW7B8N–Common green lacewing Chrysoperla carnea larva feeding on western flower thrip

RMW13W83–Chrysopidae lacewing larva on a green leaf eating an aphid

Assassin bug (Sinea sp.) attacking a debris carrying green lacewing nymph. Stock Photo

RMHP3A43–Assassin bug (Sinea sp.) attacking a debris carrying green lacewing nymph.

Green Lacewing Larva of the Family Chrysopidae Aka junk, garbage or trash bug. Carrying heavy load of dead insect carcass it killed and eaten on its b Stock Photo

RF2W9FGGA–Green Lacewing Larva of the Family Chrysopidae Aka junk, garbage or trash bug. Carrying heavy load of dead insect carcass it killed and eaten on its b

Green Lacewing, Family Chrysopidae. Larva eating an Aphid Stock Photo

RMA3D5WA–Green Lacewing, Family Chrysopidae. Larva eating an Aphid

RF2W9FGGC–Green Lacewing Larva of the Family Chrysopidae Aka junk, garbage or trash bug. Carrying heavy load of dead insect carcass it killed and eaten on its b

Green lacewing larva (Chrysopa) with Red goldenrod aphids (Uroleucon nigrotuberculatum) on goldenrod, Philadelphia; Pennsylvania, USA, July. Stock Photo

RM2BNDWR6–Green lacewing larva (Chrysopa) with Red goldenrod aphids (Uroleucon nigrotuberculatum) on goldenrod, Philadelphia; Pennsylvania, USA, July.

A newly-hatched green lacewing clings to its suspended egg, suspended in the shade of a leaf. Stock Photo

RMC54HXD–A newly-hatched green lacewing clings to its suspended egg, suspended in the shade of a leaf.

Common Green / Goldeneye Lacewing (Chrysoperla carnea) larva, Peak District National Park, Derbyshire, UK. August. Stock Photo

RMW7X3T7–Common Green / Goldeneye Lacewing (Chrysoperla carnea) larva, Peak District National Park, Derbyshire, UK. August.

Green lacewing fly, Nothancyla verreauxi, Satara, Maharashtra, India Stock Photo

RF2HGGC2T–Green lacewing fly, Nothancyla verreauxi, Satara, Maharashtra, India

RF2H2M9FN–Green Lacewing Larva of the Family Chrysopidae

Hatching of a lacewing larva from an egg that the lacewing (Chrysopidae) has laid on an approx. 1cm long silk stalk, Valais, Switzerland Stock Photo

RM2T9AHWB–Hatching of a lacewing larva from an egg that the lacewing (Chrysopidae) has laid on an approx. 1cm long silk stalk, Valais, Switzerland

RF2GNNHEG–Green Lacewing Larva of the Family Chrysopidae

Green lacewings, Green lace-wings (Chrysoperla carnea, Chrysopa carnea, Anisochrysa carnea), just hatched larva sits on stalked eggshell, Germany, Bavaria, Niederbayern, Lower Bavaria Stock Photo

RM2AYR5J8–Green lacewings, Green lace-wings (Chrysoperla carnea, Chrysopa carnea, Anisochrysa carnea), just hatched larva sits on stalked eggshell, Germany, Bavaria, Niederbayern, Lower Bavaria

RMPCF5PK–green lacewings, larvae, eggs, (Chrysopidae)

RF2T30FTN–Lacewing larva (Neuroptera: Chrysopidae). Hunter of mealy-bugs and other smal insects, dead carcasses of its prey together with its moults and dirt.

RF2GKXBM9–Green Lacewing Larva of the Family Chrysopidae

Larva of Green Lacewing (Chrysopa perla) with a hunted ladybird . Stock Photo

RF2MEM8T5–Larva of Green Lacewing (Chrysopa perla) with a hunted ladybird .

RM2F76G6N–Larval stage of a Lacewing insect (Chrysopidae), aka junk bug, trash bug, carrying debris on its back - USA

Lacewing larva feeding on spider eggs Stock Photo

RM2AF4438–Lacewing larva feeding on spider eggs

close shot of the lacewing larva Stock Photo

RF2JPKW24–close shot of the lacewing larva

Common goldeneye (green) lacewing (Chrysoperla carnea: Chrysopidae) larva feeding on a nettle aphid, UK Stock Photo

RMBKK9E2–Common goldeneye (green) lacewing (Chrysoperla carnea: Chrysopidae) larva feeding on a nettle aphid, UK

Lacewing larva with disguising debris on its back Stock Photo

RMA55AC6–Lacewing larva with disguising debris on its back

RMAE5AF4–Green Lacewing, Family Chrysopidae. Larva eating an Aphid

RFWCHF88–Chrysopidae lacewing predatory larva isolated on white background

Lacewing, Chrysopa perla, adult on pink Aquilegia flower Stock Photo

RMCXR9G8–Lacewing, Chrysopa perla, adult on pink Aquilegia flower

Green lacewing larva eating citrus aphid Stock Photo

RMB15BPA–Green lacewing larva eating citrus aphid

RMW7X3R2–Common Green / Goldeneye Lacewing (Chrysoperla carnea) larva, Peak District National Park, Derbyshire, UK. August.

Common green lacewing (Chrysoperla carnea) adult Stock Photo

RMCF4NAJ–Common green lacewing (Chrysoperla carnea) adult

Lacewing (Nemoptera sinuata) Stock Photo

RMBT4B6Y–Lacewing (Nemoptera sinuata)

Common green lacewing (Chrysoperla carnea) adult on an apple leaf Stock Photo

RMCY0RFN–Common green lacewing (Chrysoperla carnea) adult on an apple leaf

RMDTGE9P–Lacewing larva in amber

RM2AYFTRG–Green lacewings, Green lace-wings (Chrysoperla carnea, Chrysopa carnea, Anisochrysa carnea), just hatched larva sits on stalked eggshell, Germany, Bavaria, Niederbayern, Lower Bavaria

Lacewing Chrysopa perla adult on Aquilegia flower Stock Photo

RMADKWCY–Lacewing Chrysopa perla adult on Aquilegia flower

Green lacewings, Green lace-wings (Chrysoperla carnea, Chrysopa carnea, Anisochrysa carnea), aphid lion, larva searching for food, Germany, Bavaria, Niederbayern, Lower Bavaria Stock Photo

RMTRE74F–Green lacewings, Green lace-wings (Chrysoperla carnea, Chrysopa carnea, Anisochrysa carnea), aphid lion, larva searching for food, Germany, Bavaria, Niederbayern, Lower Bavaria

RF2GKXCCC–Green Lacewing Larva of the Family Chrysopidae

RF2MEM8W2–Larva of Green Lacewing (Chrysopa perla) with a hunted ladybird .

RM2F76G6B–Larval stage of a Lacewing insect (Chrysopidae), aka junk bug, trash bug, carrying debris on its back - USA

RF2HG9TY1–Chrysopidae lacewing larva on a green leaf eating an aphid.

RF2JPKW2H–close shot of the lacewing larva

. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History) Entomology. THE GREEN LACEWINGS OF THE WORLD: AGENERIC REVIEW (NEUROPTERA: CHRYSOPIDAE) 251. Fig 519 Nuvol umbrosus, fore wing. included in the original description this desig- nation is invalid. Biology. The larva of N. floridana Banks was described by Smith (1926b), but the only informa- tion given was that it was a debris-carrier. N. oenops has recently been partially figured and described by Adams (1987). This species is also a debris-carrier and is shown to have extremely elongate prothoracic tubercles. Genus NEULA Navas Neula Navas, 1917 Stock Photo

RMRGHJRH–. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History) Entomology. THE GREEN LACEWINGS OF THE WORLD: AGENERIC REVIEW (NEUROPTERA: CHRYSOPIDAE) 251. Fig 519 Nuvol umbrosus, fore wing. included in the original description this desig- nation is invalid. Biology. The larva of N. floridana Banks was described by Smith (1926b), but the only informa- tion given was that it was a debris-carrier. N. oenops has recently been partially figured and described by Adams (1987). This species is also a debris-carrier and is shown to have extremely elongate prothoracic tubercles. Genus NEULA Navas Neula Navas, 1917

RMA9FTYK–Green Lacewing, Family Chrysopidae. Larva eating an aphid

Chrysopidae lacewing larva eating an aphid isolated on white background Stock Photo

RFWCHF8N–Chrysopidae lacewing larva eating an aphid isolated on white background

RMTRE74A–Green lacewings, Green lace-wings (Chrysoperla carnea, Chrysopa carnea, Anisochrysa carnea), aphid lion, larva searching for food, Germany, Bavaria, Niederbayern, Lower Bavaria

RF2GKXBCM–Green Lacewing Larva of the Family Chrysopidae

Green lacewings, Green lace-wings (Chrysoperla carnea, Chrysopa carnea, Anisochrysa carnea), just hatched larva leaves talked egg, Germany, Bavaria, Niederbayern, Lower Bavaria Stock Photo

RM2AYW0B5–Green lacewings, Green lace-wings (Chrysoperla carnea, Chrysopa carnea, Anisochrysa carnea), just hatched larva leaves talked egg, Germany, Bavaria, Niederbayern, Lower Bavaria