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There are a lot of lacewings about at the moment, so thought I'd throw in a lifecycle pano -

1: eggs are on stalks in a group, usually underneath leaves. The idea of each egg on a stalk - these guys would eat eachother given half a chance

2. emerging hatchlings - they sit on the egg casing for a little while, before making their way along the stalk to the substrate beneath (ie leaf) where they proceed to eat some of their siblings.

3. motile larvae - these guys roam around and pretty much eat anything they can - this one has put what is left of an ant on his back to add some camouflage !!! (didn't do a real good job )

4. adult lacewing - quite a pretty little insect - ready to find a mate and start the cycle all over again !

If you want to go to the 'large' version
http://www.fototime.com/7BA88C8354405A3/orig.jpg

Every picture tells a story, and this story has been executed perfectly

Well done!

All this happened while you stood there with your camera?

Lovely series Rel. It certainly would not be out of place in an educational suppplement
cheers
marco