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Ascalaphids Collection

"Discover the Fascinating World of Ascalaphids: Owlfly, Butterfly Lion, and Predatory Insects" In the enchanting Stenje region near Lake Macro Prespa

Background imageAscalaphids Collection: Owlfly / Butterly lion / Ascalaphid (Libelloides longicornis) Stenje region, Lake Macro Prespa

Owlfly / Butterly lion / Ascalaphid (Libelloides longicornis) Stenje region, Lake Macro Prespa, Galicica National Park, Macedonia, June 2009

Background imageAscalaphids Collection: Owlfly (Libelloides coccajus) on grass, Queyras Natural Park, France, May 2009

Owlfly (Libelloides coccajus) on grass, Queyras Natural Park, France, May 2009

Background imageAscalaphids Collection: Ascalaphid (related to lacewings) roosting, at dawn. Predatory insect

Ascalaphid (related to lacewings) roosting, at dawn. Predatory insect
ROG-11476 Ascalaphid - at rest, dawn Predatory insect. Libelloides coccajus Ascalaphid are related to lacewings Bob Gibbons Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Background imageAscalaphids Collection: Butterfly-lion (Libelloides coccajus) adult, resting on grass stem, Hautes-Pyrenees

Butterfly-lion (Libelloides coccajus) adult, resting on grass stem, Hautes-Pyrenees, Midi-Pyrenees, France, June

Background imageAscalaphids Collection: Ascalaphid (Libelloides coccajus) adult, roosting on grass stalk during rain, Col de Calzan

Ascalaphid (Libelloides coccajus) adult, roosting on grass stalk during rain, Col de Calzan, Ariege Pyrenees, Midi-Pyrenees, France, May

Background imageAscalaphids Collection: Ascalaphid (Libelloides longicornis) adult female, resting on grass leaf, Italian Alps, Italy, July

Ascalaphid (Libelloides longicornis) adult female, resting on grass leaf, Italian Alps, Italy, July

Background imageAscalaphids Collection: Ascalaphid (Libelloides macaronius) adult, with wings open, Northern Greece, May

Ascalaphid (Libelloides macaronius) adult, with wings open, Northern Greece, May

Background imageAscalaphids Collection: Ascalaphids mating

Ascalaphids mating
Ascalaphids (Libelloides longicornis) mating. Ascalaphids are ant-lion relatives and a familiar sight fluttering in warm dry grasslands throughout the Mediterranean region

Background imageAscalaphids Collection: An Ascalaphid (Libelloides coccajus) settled in grassland, Dordogne, France

An Ascalaphid (Libelloides coccajus) settled in grassland, Dordogne, France
ROG-13148 An Ascalaphid - settled in grassland Dordogne, France Libelloides coccajus Bob Gibbons Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Background imageAscalaphids Collection: Ascalaphid (related to lacewings) roosting on hoary plantain, at dawn. Predatory insect

Ascalaphid (related to lacewings) roosting on hoary plantain, at dawn. Predatory insect
ROG-11610 Ascalaphid - at rest on hoary plantain (Plantago media), at dawn. Predatory insect France Libelloides coccajus Ascalaphid is related to lacewings Bob Gibbons Please note that prints are for


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"Discover the Fascinating World of Ascalaphids: Owlfly, Butterfly Lion, and Predatory Insects" In the enchanting Stenje region near Lake Macro Prespa, witness the graceful presence of the Ascalaphid (Libelloides longicornis). Resembling a delicate butterfly lion, this predatory insect is a true marvel of nature. Travel to Queyras Natural Park in France and be captivated by the sight of an Owlfly (Libelloides coccajus) perched on a blade of grass. Its intricate wings and striking features make it a true gem in the wild. Roosting at dawn, these lacewing relatives showcase their beauty during moments of tranquility. Whether it's an Ascalaphid or a Butterfly-lion (Libelloides coccajus), their elegance is unmatched as they rest on grass stems or leaves in Hautes-Pyrenees and Midi-Pyrenees regions. Even rain cannot dampen their allure. Witness an adult Ascalaphid (Libelloides coccajus) seeking shelter on a grass stalk during rainfall at Col de Calzan in Ariege Pyrenees. Their resilience amidst adverse weather conditions is truly remarkable. Venture into the Italian Alps during July to spot female adult Ascalaphids (Libelloides longicornis) gracefully resting on both grass stems and leaves. Their presence adds charm to these picturesque landscapes. Further north in Northern Greece, encounter another species - Libelloides macaronius - with its majestic wings spread open for all to admire. These creatures are sure to leave you awe-inspired with their unique patterns and colors. Witnessing mating rituals among these captivating insects offers glimpses into their fascinating lives. The bond between two Ascalaphids is truly mesmerizing as they create new life within nature's embrace.