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Cylindromyia, actually Mintho rufiventris
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Ulyanovsk Region (middle Volga).
Bred from the nest of Bombus muscorum parasited by Cuckoo bumblebees and some dipteran larvae which turned to be Cylindromyia's lavrae.
Is it possible to give species name?
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I think you have a member of tribe Minthoini. Females in the tribe tend to have modified fore tarsi and reduced or absent claws. Not too many species in European Russia.
 
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John is right: looks like a straightforward Mintho rufiventris.
Record is very interesting. Obviously, Bombus is nit the host.

I guess Galleria is.

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Thank you, John and Theo. As far as I found, hosts are Pyralidae moth caterpillars.
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to which Galleria belongs ..... Smile


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