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Lacewing (egg)

Chrysopidae

Photo by rbumrbum
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Field Notes

Description:

A hatched Lacewing egg. Put on a pedestal to prevent most predators from getting it. Turns into an aphid lion.

Habitat:

Larvae usually hunts on small plants and sometimes trees. Adults search for flowers to pollinate and mates.

Notes:

Near when the egg hatches it turns yellow-green.

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