Can termites be green?

Question

I'm trying to identify a green insect I caught for my project and using this:
http://www.earthlife.net/insects/orders-key.html
I got termite.
But the only pictures I've seen of termites so far are brown/black/etc., not green. So can termites be green?

Description:
-2 pairs of transparent wings with many veins
-Wings look flexible and are used for flying
-Insect is the color of a green apple
-insect is less than in inch in length
-the wings fold over its body and extend past the body
-the legs appear to have three joints
-the body is mostly shaped like a rod
-eyes are black on the sides of its head

I'm currently trying to get a good picture :)

Pictures :)

http://img126.imageshack.us/img126/4162/bug1le9.jpg

http://img364.imageshack.us/img364/1732/bug2wb8.jpg

http://img465.imageshack.us/img465/492/bug3xo1.jpg

Thanks!

I found it that it was a green lacewing, thanks everybody.

Answer 1

they are not usually green, but here is one that might look a little green

http://aacutepestcontrol.com/images/new_larger/termites/termite_worker_white082806_090.jpg

Answer 2

Green Termites

Answer 3

They are often translucent so it might look green if it were eating green food or on a green background. I never saw a green termite but there are about 4000 species.

Answer 4

You're right, they cannot be green. Perhaps a green ant. A picture would be good.
Having a colour would be pointless, since they live underground away from light their entire lives.

Answer 5

there are thousands of termite species ,the ones i know ,are khaki,black,red ,transperant ,brown,whitish ,must admit i havent seen a green one ,but it would not suprise me .