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Chrysopidae
Looks like an ant but with a garbage shield, it was under a stone
Congratulations! I just discovered this blog today. I missed this one. Great photo!
OMG! Im very honored! Thank you so much Karen :), and thank you Mayra for the comment :)
Wow! Fascinating!!!
Congratulations Ismael, this awesome spotting is featured in the Project Noah today, which is on "Masters of Disguise"! http://blog.projectnoah.org/post/2990181...
Thank u! You can check this spotting for a better looking http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/693...
Nice spotting...
Thanx textless
So alien and cool looking. Great spotting!
Thank u Carol
wonderful find!
Thanks for the ID Juan
this is a Lacewing larvae (Chrysopidae)
No encontre una forma mas excacta de describirlo :)
Jajaja, que risa tu descripción ;)
La pare inferior era muy parecida a la de una hormiga y los he visto solo bajo las piedras de los rios
Podría ser un carcaj. Hay insectos que para protegerse se construyen una funda, puede ser de palitos, hojas, piedras. Existe la mosca de carcaj, pero hormiga no lo sé
Spotted on Oct 28, 2011 Submitted on Oct 28, 2011
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Congratulations! I just discovered this blog today. I missed this one. Great photo!
OMG! Im very honored! Thank you so much Karen :), and thank you Mayra for the comment :)
Wow! Fascinating!!!
Congratulations Ismael, this awesome spotting is featured in the Project Noah today, which is on "Masters of Disguise"! http://blog.projectnoah.org/post/2990181...
Thank u! You can check this spotting for a better looking http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/693...
Nice spotting...
Thanx textless
So alien and cool looking. Great spotting!
Thank u Carol
wonderful find!
Thanks for the ID Juan
this is a Lacewing larvae (Chrysopidae)
No encontre una forma mas excacta de describirlo :)
Jajaja, que risa tu descripción ;)
La pare inferior era muy parecida a la de una hormiga y los he visto solo bajo las piedras de los rios
Podría ser un carcaj. Hay insectos que para protegerse se construyen una funda, puede ser de palitos, hojas, piedras. Existe la mosca de carcaj, pero hormiga no lo sé