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Check out the length of the antennae on this Brown Lacewing (Family Hemerobiidae)! http://www.flickr.com/photos/92981528@N08/9367437605/ The one against the window frame goes right to the edge of the photo. I do not know if adult lacewings (Neuroptera) live for long or feed. But it must be hard to exist with such unwieldy antennae in a wooded environment. Most images of lacewings show them with the antennae held forward as in this photo. This one is snagged in a spider web. Please correct/refine ID if anyone knows more of these insects. Nancy
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