Simon Hampel 4 May 2009 Not sure what this is - appeared in our bathroom one day. About 4 - 5 cm long, transparent wings. Any ideas?
Not sure what this is - appeared in our bathroom one day. About 4 - 5 cm long, transparent wings. Any ideas?
Chlidonias 8 May 2009 its a species of lacewing this link tells you a bit about the order Neuroptera to which they belong Lacewings, Antlions and Owl Flies - images and information, Australia and this one from the same site has some pictures of Australian species although none match the one in your photo exactly (there are lots of species though) Lacewings - family Chrysopidae | Insect Gallery
its a species of lacewing this link tells you a bit about the order Neuroptera to which they belong Lacewings, Antlions and Owl Flies - images and information, Australia and this one from the same site has some pictures of Australian species although none match the one in your photo exactly (there are lots of species though) Lacewings - family Chrysopidae | Insect Gallery
