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Chrysopidae larva · auksaakė, lerva
- green lacewings, common lacewings
- Florfliegen
- auksaakės
- zeltactiņu dzimta, zeltactiņas
- złotookowate
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chrysopidae Green lacewings are characterized by a wide costal field in their wing venation, in which the cross-veins are. The bodies are usually bright green to greenish-brown, and the compound eyes are conspicuously golden in many species. The wings are usually translucent with a slight iridescence. Larvae have either a more slender "humpbacked" shape with a prominent bulge on the thorax, or are plumper, with long bristles jutting out from the sides. These will collect debris and food remains - the empty integuments of aphids, most notably - that provide camouflage from birds and protection from ants.
Suaugėliai su dviem poromis permatomų, blyškiai žalios ar gelsvos spalvos gležnų sparnų ir išgaubtomis, auksinės spalvos akimis. Kūnas 1–1,5 cm ilgio. Skraido lėtai. Kiaušinius deda ant lapų, vystosi su pilna metamorfoze. Rudenį galima rasti sulindusių žiemoti įvairiose patalpose, aviliuose. Lervos grobuoniškos – minta amarais, kitais smulkiais vabzdžiais ir jų kiaušiniais.‥
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