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| | | Re: Insect id please Looks like a lacewing sp. larva. | 
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| | | Re: Insect id please Afternoon Nick,
Yes, the larva of a Lacewing. You'll usually see them covered in the debris of past prey-items which I believe they use as camouflage or protection. You should still see their long, curved extended mouth-parts though.
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