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Mantidflies, also called mantis flies or mantispids, look like a cross between a lacewing insect and a praying mantis. They are small, delicate creatures with intricately veined wings, but the front half looks like a small mantid, complete with raptorial forelegs.
Mantidflies are not hard to identify, if you know what lacewing insects and praying mantises look like — just imagine the two insects stuck together, and about an inch long. But to sharpen your ID skills, note some of these finer points of identification:
Mantidflies vary in color. Most are either green or brownish, tan, grayish, or yellowish. Some common species include:
Similar species: It’s easy to see the similarity with green lacewings and other lacewings (there are a number of lacewing families, including Chrysopidae), and with the various species of mantises. Mantidflies are much more closely related to lacewings than they are to true praying mantids. Here are some other insects that are similar:
Adult length: ¾–1¼ inches.
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