Thanks Brodman! I'm leaning towards it being good guy. With all the info on the web regarding problem insects, I would think I would have found a match by now if it was a bad guy. thanks again Brodman cheers os
That's a lacewing. They are beneficial. As larvae they feed of aphids and spider mites. Sent from my ONEPLUS A6013 using Grasscity Forum mobile app
If thats a lacewing ill eat my pants. The abdomen area is all wrong and wings are too small. Not a juvenile lacewing either
I managed to film this little guy again. In this pic he clearly shows a black eye. He is I the bottom right corner. ? Insect by Organic sinse posted Jul 24, 2019 at 5:25 PM Still accepting guesses folks. cheers os
Sorry these 2 pics are the only ones. Unfortunately both times I have photographed this insect, I didn't see him until much later when I made the pics big. These are accidental while I have been checking trichomes. Thanks for chiming in, any help is welcome. cheers os
My dad was an entomologist. He would have been all over this shit. The closest I could come up with was 'some kind of fly?'
That might be right on the money. That name fits a 'dry fly' pattern that's popular in my area, trout and grayling love em. Thanks scoob! cheers os
@Organic sinse @Sc00byD00bie Any idea what this one is? This is taken from my microscope. I really want a field microscope! P-
hmm.... kinda hard to see. size? color? wings? on closer inspection, look at the bottom part there are two stubs where the abdomen ends. Could be an aphid?
It does kinda look like one but the wings dont match either see mosquitos have these teeny tiny wings