Heoclisis fundata

2 Antlion lacewing at Conder, ACT

Heoclisis fundata at Conder, ACT - 20 Dec 2019

Heoclisis fundata at Conder, ACT - 20 Dec 2019

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Identification history

	Heoclisis fundata	18 Oct 2022	MichaelMulvaney
	Heoclisis fundata	17 Oct 2022	MichaelMulvaney
	Distoleon bistrigatus	16 Oct 2022	RogerF
	Myrmeleontidae (family)	15 Oct 2022	ibaird
	Unidentified	15 Oct 2022	Halina

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User's notes

Have only ever seen the one specimen

7 comments

ibaird wrote:

15 Oct 2022

I do not think this is Lepidoptera.

Halina wrote:

15 Oct 2022

So what is it? I thought it may be a moth.

ibaird wrote:

15 Oct 2022

I think its likely Order Neuroptera, Possibly an antlion lacewing.

donhe wrote:

16 Oct 2022

The wing venation is incompatible with Lepidoptera.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

17 Oct 2022

Roger body looks to be to bulky for Distoleon and black stripe and hairy feet seem to match Heoclisis

ibaird wrote:

17 Oct 2022

Yes, H. fundata looks correct.

Halina wrote:

18 Oct 2022

Thank you so much everyone for your assistance.

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Location information

Coordinates 149.099470 -35.459059
Places Conder, ACT

Sighting information

1 - 3 Abundance
20 Dec 2019 06:17 AM Recorded on
Halina Recorded by
Collections
Insects Antlions (Myrmeleontidae) Lacewings (Neuroptera) Halina

Additional information

Not known Associated plant
50mm or larger Animal size
Unknown Gender

Species information

Heoclisis fundata Scientific name
Antlion lacewing Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-invasive or negligible
Up to 1219m Recorded at altitude
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