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Antlions Collection

Antlions, also known as Myrmelentidae, are fascinating creatures that can be found in various parts of the world

Background imageAntlions Collection: Antlion (Myrmelentidae) on piece of wood, Patras area, The Peloponnese, Greece, May 2009

Antlion (Myrmelentidae) on piece of wood, Patras area, The Peloponnese, Greece, May 2009

Background imageAntlions Collection: Ant Lion {Myrmeleontidae} adult head close up, Texas, USA

Ant Lion {Myrmeleontidae} adult head close up, Texas, USA

Background imageAntlions Collection: Antlion larva on a paper sheet

Antlion larva on a paper sheet (Deutoleon lineatus). Tuva, Russia

Background imageAntlions Collection: Picture No. 10741594

Picture No. 10741594
Ant Lion - adult (Myrmeliontidae) Date:

Background imageAntlions Collection: Picture No. 10741593

Picture No. 10741593
Ant Lion - adult (Myrmeliontidae) Date:

Background imageAntlions Collection: Antlion larva - close-up - Italy

Antlion larva - close-up - Italy
RD-288 Antlion larva - close-up Italy Palpares libelluloides Giacomo Radi contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Background imageAntlions Collection: Owl Fly / Long-horned Antlion - resting during day showing characteristic long clubbed antennae

Owl Fly / Long-horned Antlion - resting during day showing characteristic long clubbed antennae - Hawk flying insect
ASW-4874 Owl Fly / Long-horned Antlion - resting during day showing characteristic long clubbed antennae - Hawk flying insect prey at dusk Grahamstown - Eastern Cape - South Africa Proctarrelabis sp

Background imageAntlions Collection: Antlion (Myrmeleon formicarius) adult, resting on twig, Cannobina Valley, Piedmont

Antlion (Myrmeleon formicarius) adult, resting on twig, Cannobina Valley, Piedmont, Northern Italy, july

Background imageAntlions Collection: Ant Lion - adult - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

Ant Lion - adult - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates
DOW-357 Ant Lion - adult Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates Myrmeliontidae Steve Downer Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Background imageAntlions Collection: Antlion lacewing pits (fam: Myrmeleontidae) Lake Johnston, Western Australia HRD02204

Antlion lacewing pits (fam: Myrmeleontidae) Lake Johnston, Western Australia HRD02204
AUS-1735 Antlion Lacewing Pits Lake Johnston, Western Australia (fam: Myrmeleontidae) Greg Harold / Auscape / ardea.com Auscape Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Background imageAntlions Collection: Ants-lion larva on a paper sheet (note giant jaws), dug out from ants lion crater near town Kizil

Ants-lion larva on a paper sheet (note giant jaws), dug out from ants lion crater near town Kizil June; Tuva
ANZ-943 Antlion larva on a paper sheet Tuva, Russia Deutoleon lineatus Andrey Zvoznikov Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way


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Antlions, also known as Myrmelentidae, are fascinating creatures that can be found in various parts of the world. In May 2009, a stunning Antlion was captured on camera in the Patras area of The Peloponnese, Greece. Perched delicately on a piece of wood, it showcased its intricate features and unique beauty. Moving across continents to Texas, USA, an Antlion adult head close-up was photographed. Its mesmerizing eyes and intricate mouthparts were captured with precision and detail. This image truly showcases the remarkable characteristics of these insects. The larval stage of an Antlion is equally captivating. On a simple paper sheet, an Antlion larva was spotted displaying its impressive mandibles ready to catch unsuspecting prey. Picture No. 10741594 captures this moment perfectly. In Italy's Cannobina Valley located in the Italian Alps' Piedmont region, another adult Antlion (Myrmeleon formicarius) was discovered resting gracefully on a stem during July. Its presence adds to the diverse ecosystem found within this picturesque landscape. Returning to Italy once more but focusing on their larvae this time; two close-up shots highlight their intriguing appearance and behavior further emphasizing their importance within nature's delicate balance. Traveling all the way to Grahamstown in Eastern Cape - South Africa brings us face-to-face with Owl Fly or Long-horned Antlions at dusk. Resting during daylight hours while showcasing their long clubbed antennae makes them easily recognizable among other species. These images provide just a glimpse into the enchanting world – from Greece to Texas, Italy to South Africa – they remind us how diverse our planet truly is and how important it is for us to appreciate and protect these incredible creatures that play such vital roles within our ecosystems.