**Look at the ferocious jaws of the lacewing larva protruding from its cloak of debris.**

In the sixth century B.C., Æsop wrote a fable about a clever wolf and a vigilant shepherd. The wolf had no luck catching sheep under the watchful eye of the shepherd. However, the crafty wolf donned a sheepskin, snuck past the shepherd into the flock, and enjoyed a tasty mutton meal. Last summer, I was delighted to witness the entomological equivalent of the wolf in sheep's clothing, a debris-toting lacewing larva.