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Lacewings (Neuroptera)
Antlions (Myrmeleontidae)

Antlions (Myrmeleontidae)

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Antlions (Myrmeleontidae)

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Myrmeleon acer (Myrmeleon Antlion Lacewing) at Jerrabomberra, NSW by SteveBorkowskis
Myrmeleon acer (Myrmeleon Antlion Lacewing) at Ainslie, ACT by Pirom
Myrmeleontidae (family) (Unidentified Antlion Lacewing) at Conder, ACT by DavidDedenczuk
Bandidus canifrons (An Antlion Lacewing) at Chisholm, ACT by RomanSoroka
Glenoleon osmyloides (An antlion) at Jerrabomberra, NSW by DianneClarke
Glenoleon osmyloides (An antlion) at Jerrabomberra, NSW by DianneClarke
Myrmeleontidae (family) (Unidentified Antlion Lacewing) at Uriarra Village, ACT by Hejor1
Glenoleon pulchellus (Antlion lacewing) at Goulburn, NSW by trevorpreston

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jb2602 wrote:
27 Jan 2025
Hindwings longer than forewings and are a lot more slender.
See A Revision of the Australian Myrmeleontidae II Dendroleontini, New 1986 for more.
Mossega indecisa
MichaelMulvaney wrote:
24 Jan 2025
Possibly Heoclisis fundata
Myrmeleontidae (family)
MichaelMulvaney wrote:
24 Dec 2024
Thanks for the ID suggestion Wendy
Heoclisis fundata
MichaelMulvaney wrote:
12 Jan 2024
Thanks Dianne - good suggestion
Glenoleon osmyloides
DianneClarke wrote:
11 Jan 2024
Glenoleon osmyloides?
Glenoleon osmyloides

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Myrmeleon acer at Jerrabomberra, NSW

Myrmeleontidae (family) at Jerrabomberra, NSW

Myrmeleon acer at Ainslie, ACT

Myrmeleon acer at Ainslie, ACT

Myrmeleontidae (family) at Conder, ACT

Myrmeleontidae (family) at Conder, ACT

Myrmeleontidae (family) at Conder, ACT

Bandidus canifrons at Chisholm, ACT

Glenoleon osmyloides at Jerrabomberra, NSW

Myrmeleontidae (family) at Chisholm, ACT

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