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Green lacewings Eggs, (Chrysopa)
One female Produce 100-200 eggs in one time, Very difficult to find and visible. about 1 cm in size and totally sensitive.. All Green lacewings Placed their eggs on plants where aphids present nearby in numbers. This was Shot at Gir Forest (Gujarat) during Hiking, surprising found and notice.. Though It can also Find in Farms.
With Canon 550D-100mm Macro
ISO:400
F:10
SS:1/160s
No Flash
Good you noticed this. Quite an interesting pattern created. Thanks for sharing.
Nicely documented. Lacewings use silk stalks to keep the eggs out of reach of predatory insects on the branch. In fact this was one of the simplest and earliest uses of silk in the animal kingdom.
TFS
Superb documentation. Very nice information shared by Joshi and Abhishek. Is that a rod? If so how come a rod in the forest? Thanks for sharing.
Cheers,
Sabyasachi
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Originally Posted by Sabyasachi Patra
Sabyasachi, It a Dry Plants thin Stem. Not a Rod.