Nemoptera. Cassell's natural history. v.6. 1882.
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Nemoptera. Cassell's natural history. v.6. 1882.
Nemoptera bipennis. A species of slow flying insect in the family Nemopteridae or spoonwings. Portugal, Spain & France.
nemo by remus3374
more doodles - trying to figure out how he walks/sits/etc! like rapunzel, his hair changes length depending on how i draw it............
this is actually the original version of the design.. but then i remembered i already have a dragon character with the exact same colors, but with orange as the primary instead e me;;
a potential faerie ruki design!! he's small and very grumpy.
This insect, which seems a mixture of dragonflies and butterflies, is Nemoptera bipennis (Neuroptera - Nemopteridae).
The Neuroptera are characterized by having a pair of membranous forewings heavily veined, typically colored with green and straw white; and vestigial hindwings (no ability to fly) reduced to a narrow band with three longitudinal ribs which expand at the end forming a corkscrew [1].
Nemoptera bipennis is commonly named the Wood Fairy or Thread-winged-Lacewing, known as Duende in Spanish which translates as an elf or a fairy.
This species is endemic to the Iberian Peninsula and not very common; only two other species of the genus can be found in southeastern Europe [2].
Photo credit: ©Gigi Sebastian Rusel
Thread Lacewing - Nemoptera sinuata by Camerar on Flickr.