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Chrysopidae
about 20mm large, bright green body, blue at neck and translucent wings with a slight iridescence.
The larvae of Green Lacewing are active predators, eating eggs and immature stages of many soft bodied insect being used in a pest control programs. The larvae will eat for 2-3 weeks, spin a cocoon, and 10-14 days later, emerge as adults.
Spotted on Apr 15, 2015
Submitted on Apr 15, 2015
2 Comments
Hi Linda, yes I think so
looks like a Green Lacewing (Chrysopidae)