Little Egret (Egretta garzetta)
Identification The yellow feet are the diagnostic. The only problem arises is when the feet are underwater, like this: Usually, if you wait a little while and w...
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African Black Oystercatcher (Haematopus moquini)
Identification African Black Oystercatchers, especially the adults, are one of the easiest bird species to identify. It is the only species along the African co...
Myrmeleontidae (Antlions)
This is the description of the Family Myrmeleontidae in the online guide to the Neuroptera (lacewings and antlions) of southern Africa Myrmeleontidae is the lar...
Mantispidae (Mantidflies)
This is the description of the Family Mantispidae in the online guide to the Neuroptera (lacewings and antlions) of southern Africa The record for the above pho...
Nemopteridae (Thread-winged Lacewings, etc)
This is the description of the Family Nemopteridae in the online guide to the Neuroptera (lacewings and antlions) of southern Africa The above photo by Handre B...
Chrysopidae (Green Lacewings)
This is the description of the Family Chrysopidae in the online guide to the Neuroptera (lacewings and antlions) of southern Africa •At least 79 species in the ...
Hemerobiidae (Brown Lacewings)
This is the description of the Family Memerobiidae in the online guide to the Neuroptera (lacewings and antlions) of southern Africa •7 genera and 22 known spec...
Coniopterygidae (Dusty-winged Lacewings)
This is the description of the Family Coniopterygidae in the online guide to the Neuroptera (lacewings and antlions) of southern Africa •Comprising 7 genera and...
Online guide to the Neuroptera (lacewings and antlions) of southern Africa
This set of postings provides an online guide to Neuroptera in southern Africa. This order includes the insects commonly known as lacewings and as antlions. The...
Ascalaphidae (Owlflies)
This is the description of the Family Ascalaphidae in the online guide to the Neuroptera (lacewings and antlions) of southern Africa Eight genera are known from...