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Syrphidae (ID Ectemnius); SW Spain
Andre Burgers
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Posted on 14-11-2013 20:52
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In an irrigated orange grove in March.
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Hello Andre,

The posterior breathing tube seems to be fused. That's a typical feature for Syrphidae larvae. Looks to me like a Syrphus larvae, but I don't have the literature at hand (I'm in the middle of moving house...)

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Bedankt Ectemnius!

First things first: Good luck in your new home!!!! TumbsUp

I am very happy with Syrphidae! It gives me a self-esteem boost knowing that I am learning really something. Wink

Groetjes,
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