Green Lacewing Larva (Junk Bug)

Commonly found in gardens, agricultural fields, and landscapes on various plants and shrubs.

Predaceous; they consume aphids, mites, scale insects, and other small soft-bodied insects.

Known for camouflaging themselves with the remains of their prey or organic debris (hence the name junk bug) to hide from predators.

Highly beneficial for biological pest control in gardens and agriculture; they pose no significant risk to humans, though they may occasionally nip if handled.