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Chrysopidae
Larvae have either a more slender "humpbacked" shape with a prominent bulge on the thorax, or are plumper, with long bristles jutting out from the sides. These bristles will collect debris and food remains – the empty integuments of aphids, most notably – that provide camouflage from birds. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chrysopidae...)
Spotted on Oct 10, 2012
Submitted on Dec 26, 2012
2 Comments
Thank you, Juan DiTrani. I have followed your suggestion.
This is a Lacewing larvae (Chrysopidae)