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Field Notes

Description:

Egg Watch: Hatching Day!!!! Larvae are long with 6 legs, antenna and looks like mandibles. They appear to be translucent right now like the eggs were.

Habitat:

west central georgia southwest facing windows

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (3)
momsavang
I Am too Machi!!! I did post pictures to Bugguide and I was given the suggestion that maybe they are Mantisfly eggs and larvae https://bugguide.net/node/view/1491844 I didn't have any way to collect or care for them or I would have tried to raise a few to see what they became. I can only hope I find some clue as to what they become next.
Machi
I am so curious what these are as well. You might want to try submitting to bugguide.net. They are usually the best bet for the trickier arthropod IDs in North America.
momsavang
So I'm challenged by the lacewing theory now, at least Green Lacewing. This shows a lifecycle where from egg to larvae there's a 5 day span. These little guys took over a month to hatch. Any more theories? http://www.gardeninsects.com/greenlacewings.asp

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