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Kamelhalsfliege, Snakeflies, Raphidioptera Stock Photo

RM2J40T01–Kamelhalsfliege, Snakeflies, Raphidioptera

The snakefly Phaeostigma notata female isolated on white background Stock Photo

RF2A69H23–The snakefly Phaeostigma notata female isolated on white background

A Snakefly, Rhapidioptera, walking along a twig. Snakeflies are rarely encountered as they spend most of their adult lives in the tree canopy. Stock Photo

RFTAHKKN–A Snakefly, Rhapidioptera, walking along a twig. Snakeflies are rarely encountered as they spend most of their adult lives in the tree canopy.

Snakefly, Raphidioptera larva on pine bark Stock Photo

RF2FWXCNP–Snakefly, Raphidioptera larva on pine bark

Head of Snakefly on Pine (Xanthostigma xanthostigma), Raphidiidae. Sussex, UK Stock Photo

RM2T2YJ4J–Head of Snakefly on Pine (Xanthostigma xanthostigma), Raphidiidae. Sussex, UK

RF2G6EAB9–Agulla snakefly close-up

animal, animal leg, antenna, arthropods, background, beauty, bee, beetle, biology, blue, bright, bug, clamber, close-up, closeup, coleoptera, collecti Stock Photo

RF2HJYDBN–animal, animal leg, antenna, arthropods, background, beauty, bee, beetle, biology, blue, bright, bug, clamber, close-up, closeup, coleoptera, collecti

Snakefly Atlantoraphidia maculicollis adult resting on a leaf. Powys, Wales. June. Stock Photo

RMECDY4N–Snakefly Atlantoraphidia maculicollis adult resting on a leaf. Powys, Wales. June.

Snakefly, female, Kamelhalsfliege, Schlangenköpfige Kamelhalsfliege, Otternköpfchen, Weibchen mit Legebohrer, Raphidia ophiopsis Stock Photo

RMFB8JEC–Snakefly, female, Kamelhalsfliege, Schlangenköpfige Kamelhalsfliege, Otternköpfchen, Weibchen mit Legebohrer, Raphidia ophiopsis

RM2H6APC8–Snakefly, Phaeostigma major

Invertebrates in their natural environment. Macro photography. Stock Photo

RF2H6JA5G–Invertebrates in their natural environment. Macro photography.

Head of the snakefly Raphidioptera sitting on the forest tree branch Stock Photo

RF2DJCYWT–Head of the snakefly Raphidioptera sitting on the forest tree branch

RFRC5TPH–Snakefly

Head of the snakefly Raphidioptera sitting on the tiny forest flower Stock Photo

RF2B2BYWN–Head of the snakefly Raphidioptera sitting on the tiny forest flower

Kamelhalsfliege (Phaeostigma major) Stock Photo

RM2BDMJMW–Kamelhalsfliege (Phaeostigma major)

A snakefly, Raphidioptera, sitting on a piece of yellow leaf in front of brown blurred background. Stock Photo

RF2HXJFXX–A snakefly, Raphidioptera, sitting on a piece of yellow leaf in front of brown blurred background.

Kamelhalsfliege (Raphidioptera), krabbelt ueber Steinboden, Velbert, Deutschland Stock Photo

RF2J5858P–Kamelhalsfliege (Raphidioptera), krabbelt ueber Steinboden, Velbert, Deutschland

Snakefly, Raphidioptera, sitting on a plant stem. Forest near Belogorodka village, Kievskaya oblast, Ukraine Stock Photo

RFJTNG3M–Snakefly, Raphidioptera, sitting on a plant stem. Forest near Belogorodka village, Kievskaya oblast, Ukraine

RM2DFKGM9–Kamelhalsfliege (Phaeostigma major)

RM2J49NRH–Kamelhalsfliege, Snakeflies, Raphidioptera

RF2A69H2F–The snakefly Phaeostigma notata female isolated on white background

RFTR83B9–A Snakefly, Rhapidioptera, walking along a twig. Snakeflies are rarely encountered as they spend most of their adult lives in the tree canopy.

RFJW303A–A snakefly, Raphidioptera, sitting on a piece of yellow leaf in front of brown blurred background.

RM2T2YPGH–Head of Snakefly on Pine (Xanthostigma xanthostigma), Raphidiidae. Sussex, UK

snakefly (Raphidia ophiopsis), female, Germany Stock Photo

RMCNYP8F–snakefly (Raphidia ophiopsis), female, Germany

RF2HJYDC7–animal, animal leg, antenna, arthropods, background, beauty, bee, beetle, biology, blue, bright, bug, clamber, close-up, closeup, coleoptera, collecti

Snake fly (Phaeostigma notata), male, Germany Stock Photo

RMEBNYFE–Snake fly (Phaeostigma notata), male, Germany

Gelbgezeichnete Kamelhalsfliege, Kamelhalsfliege, Männchen, Xanthostigma xanthostigma, snakefly, snake fly, male, Kamelhalsfliegen, Raphidiidae, Raphi Stock Photo

RM2WJ0HA0–Gelbgezeichnete Kamelhalsfliege, Kamelhalsfliege, Männchen, Xanthostigma xanthostigma, snakefly, snake fly, male, Kamelhalsfliegen, Raphidiidae, Raphi

Snake-fly (Phaeostigma spec.), sitting on a leaf, Germany Stock Photo

RMEBKT9R–Snake-fly (Phaeostigma spec.), sitting on a leaf, Germany

Snakefly, likely Agulla bicolor, on a wooden surface in Washington state, USA Stock Photo

RF2RT0M3X–Snakefly, likely Agulla bicolor, on a wooden surface in Washington state, USA

RFRJX8NY–Snakefly

Snakefly larva on a metallic surface outdoor in Western WA, USA Stock Photo

RFK56GFE–Snakefly larva on a metallic surface outdoor in Western WA, USA

RFRJX8PB–Snakefly

RM2BDMJK1–Kamelhalsfliege (Phaeostigma major)

RFRC5TPJ–Snakefly

Snakefly (Raphidioptera), sitting on wall and resting, Velbert, Germany Stock Photo

RF2J4CK5G–Snakefly (Raphidioptera), sitting on wall and resting, Velbert, Germany

snake flies (Raphidiidae), on a leaf, Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, Eifel Stock Photo

RM2B1CN37–snake flies (Raphidiidae), on a leaf, Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, Eifel

RM2DFKH1D–Kamelhalsfliege (Phaeostigma major)

RM2J40T06–Kamelhalsfliege, Snakeflies, Raphidioptera

RF2A69H2C–The snakefly Phaeostigma notata female isolated on white background

Female of the snakefly Phaeostigma notata in Czech Republic Stock Photo

RF2AX1GM7–Female of the snakefly Phaeostigma notata in Czech Republic

The snakefly Phaeostigma notata isolated on white background Stock Photo

RFR6CC4D–The snakefly Phaeostigma notata isolated on white background

RM2T2YJ2N–Head of Snakefly on Pine (Xanthostigma xanthostigma), Raphidiidae. Sussex, UK

RFR6CC01–The snakefly Phaeostigma notata isolated on white background

RFAM0Y4W–Snakefly (Raphidia notata)

Snake fly (Rhaphidia spec.), sitting on grass, Germany Stock Photo

RMTRDX3G–Snake fly (Rhaphidia spec.), sitting on grass, Germany

RM2WJ0H9Y–Gelbgezeichnete Kamelhalsfliege, Kamelhalsfliege, Männchen, Xanthostigma xanthostigma, snakefly, snake fly, male, Kamelhalsfliegen, Raphidiidae, Raphi

Closeup of one of the odd snakeflies , Xanthostigma xanthostigma on green leaf Stock Photo

RF2G173GM–Closeup of one of the odd snakeflies , Xanthostigma xanthostigma on green leaf

RMFB8JE5–Snakefly, female, Kamelhalsfliege, Schlangenköpfige Kamelhalsfliege, Otternköpfchen, Weibchen mit Legebohrer, Raphidia ophiopsis

Snakefly (Agulla spec, likely Agulla assimilis) Stock Photo

RF2CCAMAG–Snakefly (Agulla spec, likely Agulla assimilis)

Closeup on a bizarre looking snake fly, Subilla confinis, sitting on a green leaf Stock Photo

RF2T2DGFC–Closeup on a bizarre looking snake fly, Subilla confinis, sitting on a green leaf

In the picture, Dichrostigma flavipes or True camels or raphidiids are predatory insects with transparent wings. Stock Photo

RF2WEKHJF–In the picture, Dichrostigma flavipes or True camels or raphidiids are predatory insects with transparent wings.

RM2BDMJJ8–Kamelhalsfliege (Phaeostigma major)

RFRC5TPK–Snakefly

snakefly Raphidioptera sitting on the tiny forest flower Stock Photo

RF2KG8CXH–snakefly Raphidioptera sitting on the tiny forest flower

RFRC5TPG–Snakefly

RM2DFKGD6–Kamelhalsfliege (Phaeostigma major)

RM2J4RWFB–Kamelhalsfliege, Snakeflies, Raphidioptera

Natural closeup on a bizarre looking snake fly, Subilla confinis, sitting on a green leaf Stock Photo

RM2T0AGC1–Natural closeup on a bizarre looking snake fly, Subilla confinis, sitting on a green leaf

P1010007 side view of a female snakefly, Agulla adnixa, on a leaf cECP 2019 Stock Photo

RF2HDAAP9–P1010007 side view of a female snakefly, Agulla adnixa, on a leaf cECP 2019

RM2JEH01F–Raphidioptera.

RM2T2YPHF–Profile of Snakefly showing elongated thorax / prothorax (Xanthostigma xanthostigma), Raphidiidae. Sussex, UK

Ranatra bug. Ranina (spanner crab). Raphidioptera (snakeflies), old print 1834 Stock Photo

RFGKEYHT–Ranatra bug. Ranina (spanner crab). Raphidioptera (snakeflies), old print 1834

BULGARIA-1993: A stamp printed in the Bulgaria, shows the insect, Snakefly Stock Photo

RFC41Y4W–BULGARIA-1993: A stamp printed in the Bulgaria, shows the insect, Snakefly

Snake fly (Rhaphidia spec.), sitting on an inflorescence, Germany Stock Photo

RMTRDX3M–Snake fly (Rhaphidia spec.), sitting on an inflorescence, Germany

Ranatra bug. Ranina (spanner crab). Raphidioptera (snakeflies), old print 1833 Stock Photo

RF2H7PHAB–Ranatra bug. Ranina (spanner crab). Raphidioptera (snakeflies), old print 1833

Snake fly (Phaeostigma notata, Rhaphidia notata), nymph with beginning of the wings on wood, side view, Germany Stock Photo

RMTR61KT–Snake fly (Phaeostigma notata, Rhaphidia notata), nymph with beginning of the wings on wood, side view, Germany

RMFB8JE8–Snakefly, female, Kamelhalsfliege, Schlangenköpfige Kamelhalsfliege, Otternköpfchen, Weibchen mit Legebohrer, Raphidia ophiopsis

RF2CCAMAP–Snakefly (Agulla spec, likely Agulla assimilis)

Closeup shot of a snakefly, xanthostigma xanthostigma on a green leaf Stock Photo

RF2FYRM0C–Closeup shot of a snakefly, xanthostigma xanthostigma on a green leaf

. Bonner zoologische Monographien. Zoology. 125. 80 0,25 mm Abb.80: Raphidia ophiopsis (Raphidioptera: Raphidiidae). Metathorax links, von latero- ventral.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Bonn, Zoologisches Forschungsinstitut und Museum Alexander Koenig Stock Photo

RMRHCWWJ–. Bonner zoologische Monographien. Zoology. 125. 80 0,25 mm Abb.80: Raphidia ophiopsis (Raphidioptera: Raphidiidae). Metathorax links, von latero- ventral.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Bonn, Zoologisches Forschungsinstitut und Museum Alexander Koenig

RM2BDMJJD–Kamelhalsfliege (Phaeostigma major)

RF2KG8CYT–snakefly Raphidioptera sitting on the tiny forest flower

RM2DFKGMA–Kamelhalsfliege (Phaeostigma major)

RM2J49NRR–Kamelhalsfliege, Snakeflies, Raphidioptera

Natural selective focus closeup on a bizarre looking snake fly, Subilla confinis, sitting on a green leaf Stock Photo

RM2T0AGGM–Natural selective focus closeup on a bizarre looking snake fly, Subilla confinis, sitting on a green leaf

close-up of a female snakefly, Agulla adnixa, cECP 2019 Stock Photo

RF2HDAAPA–close-up of a female snakefly, Agulla adnixa, cECP 2019

Natural closeup on the odd shaped Oak Snakefly, Phaeostigma notata sitting on a green leaf Stock Photo

RM2RGK1JT–Natural closeup on the odd shaped Oak Snakefly, Phaeostigma notata sitting on a green leaf

RM2T2YKY7–Profile of Snakefly showing elongated thorax / prothorax (Xanthostigma xanthostigma), Raphidiidae. Sussex, UK

RM2JEGK7F–Raphidioptera.

Snake fly (Phaeostigma notata, Rhaphidia notata), nymph on wood, view from above, Germany Stock Photo

RMTR61KN–Snake fly (Phaeostigma notata, Rhaphidia notata), nymph on wood, view from above, Germany

RMFB8JDR–Snakefly, female, Kamelhalsfliege, Schlangenköpfige Kamelhalsfliege, Otternköpfchen, Weibchen mit Legebohrer, Raphidia ophiopsis

RF2CCAMAJ–Snakefly (Agulla spec, likely Agulla assimilis)

. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Geology. LOWER JURASSIC INSECTS OF DORSET Order RAPHIDIOPTERA, snakeflies 147 Adults and larvae of this order are predatory, feeding on other insects. The Raphidioptera have a long fossil history but the Permian and Upper Carboniferous species which have been ascribed to the order are probably not correctly assigned (Carpenter 1967). There are only about 160 living species in the world, although Carpenter (1967) considered that they were a more diverse group in the Mesozoic. Most of the fossils are known only from the wings (e.g. Carpenter 19 Stock Photo

RMRGJ89P–. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Geology. LOWER JURASSIC INSECTS OF DORSET Order RAPHIDIOPTERA, snakeflies 147 Adults and larvae of this order are predatory, feeding on other insects. The Raphidioptera have a long fossil history but the Permian and Upper Carboniferous species which have been ascribed to the order are probably not correctly assigned (Carpenter 1967). There are only about 160 living species in the world, although Carpenter (1967) considered that they were a more diverse group in the Mesozoic. Most of the fossils are known only from the wings (e.g. Carpenter 19

RF2K8NK4A–A snakefly, Raphidioptera, sitting on a piece of yellow leaf in front of brown blurred background

RM2J40T04–Kamelhalsfliege, Snakeflies, Raphidioptera

Female Snakefly ovipositing on Pine (Xanthostigma xanthostigma), Raphidiidae. Sussex, UK Stock Photo

RM2T2YJ1D–Female Snakefly ovipositing on Pine (Xanthostigma xanthostigma), Raphidiidae. Sussex, UK

RM2JEH2P3–Raphidioptera.

RMTR61KP–Snake fly (Phaeostigma notata, Rhaphidia notata), nymph on wood, view from above, Germany

RMFB8JE1–Snakefly, female, Kamelhalsfliege, Schlangenköpfige Kamelhalsfliege, Otternköpfchen, Weibchen mit Legebohrer, Raphidia ophiopsis

. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Geology. MESOZOIC NEUROPTERA AND RAPHIDIOPTERA 51. Fig. 1 Archeosmylus complexus sp. nov. Holotype, 1.11412. Upper Lias, Gloucestershire (9 mm). Fig. 2 Archeosmylus alysius sp. nov. Holotype, 1.3318. Upper Lias, Gloucestershire (4-3 mm).. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. British Museum (Natural History). London : BM(NH) Stock Photo

RMRGJBM1–. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Geology. MESOZOIC NEUROPTERA AND RAPHIDIOPTERA 51. Fig. 1 Archeosmylus complexus sp. nov. Holotype, 1.11412. Upper Lias, Gloucestershire (9 mm). Fig. 2 Archeosmylus alysius sp. nov. Holotype, 1.3318. Upper Lias, Gloucestershire (4-3 mm).. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. British Museum (Natural History). London : BM(NH)

RF2HXRHX9–Snakefly, Raphidioptera, sitting on a plant stem. Forest near Belogorodka village, Kievskaya oblast, Ukraine.

RM2J49NRY–Kamelhalsfliege, Snakeflies, Raphidioptera

RM2T2YJ2H–Head of Snakefly on Pine (Xanthostigma xanthostigma), Raphidiidae. Sussex, UK

RM2JEHN60–Raphidioptera.

RMTR61KR–Snake fly (Phaeostigma notata, Rhaphidia notata), nymph with beginning of the wings on wood, side view, Germany

. Bonner zoologische Monographien. Zoology. 80 0,25 mm Abb.80: Raphidia ophiopsis (Raphidioptera: Raphidiidae). Metathorax links, von latero- ventral.. Abb.81: Panorpa communis (Mecoptera: Panorpidae). Metathorax links, von lateral. Flügel und Axillar- sklerite entfernt. 81 J9 BSC. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Bonn, Zoologisches Forschungsinstitut und Museum Alexander Koenig Stock Photo

RMRHCWW7–. Bonner zoologische Monographien. Zoology. 80 0,25 mm Abb.80: Raphidia ophiopsis (Raphidioptera: Raphidiidae). Metathorax links, von latero- ventral.. Abb.81: Panorpa communis (Mecoptera: Panorpidae). Metathorax links, von lateral. Flügel und Axillar- sklerite entfernt. 81 J9 BSC. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Bonn, Zoologisches Forschungsinstitut und Museum Alexander Koenig