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 yellow larva of Sciaridae ? -> Mycetophilidae
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| Joerg Brucklacher |
Posted on 07-04-2021 15:29
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Member Location: Southern Germany BW Posts: 60 Joined: 05.04.21 |
Found 29.03.21 between rotten leaves under beeches in southern Germany, 500m There were at least 10 individuals together. Someone said they could be Sciaridae, but all pictures I found showed greyish larvae, never that kind of yellow. Seems like a big amount of fat ? Is there sombody who can help me to identify ? Thank you for your answer. Joerg Brucklacher Forest Ranger and friend of nature Joerg Brucklacher attached the following image:  [163.04Kb] Edited by Joerg Brucklacher on 08-04-2021 13:20 |
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| Joerg Brucklacher |
Posted on 07-04-2021 15:30
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Member Location: Southern Germany BW Posts: 60 Joined: 05.04.21 |
closer
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| Joerg Brucklacher |
Posted on 07-04-2021 15:31
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Member Location: Southern Germany BW Posts: 60 Joined: 05.04.21 |
mandibles
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| atylotus |
Posted on 07-04-2021 16:25
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 Member Location: Amsterdam, NL Posts: 1140 Joined: 29.05.09 |
This is a Mycetophilidae. The larvae have a large ventral opening of the head capsule, unlike Sciaridae. This ventral opening can be seen in the third photo
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| Joerg Brucklacher |
Posted on 07-04-2021 17:19
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Member Location: Southern Germany BW Posts: 60 Joined: 05.04.21 |
great - should I be aware of them glowing in the dark ? Or is luminiscence not their business ? Thank you for your answer and your help. Jörg |
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