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neuroptera
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Vella fallax texanus- Texas Giant Antlion
Shot on hand showing just how big these are.- MBullock
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- acanthiclisini giant antlions neuroptera
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Unknown Brachynemurini closeup
Interesting banding seems unique.- MBullock
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- antlions brachynemurini long-tailed antlions neuroptera
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Unknown Brachynemurini (long-tailed antlion) Female
Unusual species, i couldnt find anything to help ID. Males have extremely long tails compared to females.- MBullock
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- antlions brachynemurini long-tailed antlions neuroptera
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Pit-Building antlion- Myrmeleon sp
Unknown (possibly undescribed) species of Myrmeleon with an interesting blue tinge.- MBullock
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- antlion myrmeleon neuroptera
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Vella fallax texana
A very large antlion species with a wingspan over 4" Larvae do not build pits, making them extremely difficult to collect. contrary to popular belief, adults DO eat, and are PREDATORY- not pollen and nectar feeders.- MBullock
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- antlions giant antlion neuroptera vella fallax texanus
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Myrmeleon mexicanus
Mexican pit-building ant-lion Unknown instar but close to fully-grown. Will create a sand-cocoon to pupate.- MBullock
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- ant-lion larva myrmeleon mexicanus neuroptera
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