I found two new (for me) species of Lacewings and Antlions.

The first is the Mottled Veld (field) Antlion -
Palpares caffer - which is very large. This one was about 3” in body length with a 4” length to its wings.

They have two sets of wings and the patterns on each are vastly different.

They are a very widespread species, extending in tropical Africa and are found in a variety of habitats.

This is its larvae who travel freely just under the soil ambushing prey.

A Gregarious Antlion –
Hagenomyia tristis – with a bluish tint to its wings and yellow legs.

This is smaller than the first species, maybe 2 inches in wing length.

A larvae which I do not know the species of but might belong to the species below.

A Red Lacewing –
Dysochrysa furcata.