Hi!
Is it possible to identify those larvae? one looks to me as some Cerambycidae, about second one i`m not sure.... both of them found in rottening wood, Azores.
Thank You for any sugestions or help with identification
MiR attached the following image:
i`ve already found that second one could be banana moth Opogona sacchari, but still i`m not sure if the first one is a Cerambycidae larava or, for me, very similar larva of Paysandisia archon
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