In its larval stage, the Green Lacewing is known to devour over 200 aphids in a week, as well as other soft-bodied pests. That’s a lot of bugs. They continue this feeding frenzy for two to three ...

Native to North America, the mature green lacewing (aka “aphid lion”) gets its name from its minty-green color and dainty ...

Come wintertime, they nestle among leaf litter, in foliage and in bark crevices. Your bug hotel may welcome more than just ladybirds. Lacewings are another kind of insect that may choose to overwinter ...

Biological control. A number of insects will feed on lace bugs, such as lady beetles, assassin bugs and lacewings. Small wasps also attack lace bugs and are called parasitoids. These wasps develop ...

Lacewing larvae (also known as 'junk bugs') have been collecting trash for at least 110 million years, making them some of nature's oldest collectors. Thousands of species of lacewings can be found ...