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Posted on 14-02-2016 08:29
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 Found yesterday in Molinia, Heather vegetation, Mid Netherlands.......?

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 In Savchenko's 1983 Tipulinae book http://ccw.natura..._1983a.pdf on the page 118 there are some Tipulide larva pictures. Tipula scripta larva is quite similar but not exactly same.
 
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 Very much looking like Tipula cava Riedel, 1913, distributed in Europe. Smile
 
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 Thanks. Both.

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 Does anyone know these funny Nephrotoma/Tipula larvae?
They are from a stream in Andalucia, Spain

thx!

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 Hello Amellado
welcome to the forum. First let me say that it is better to start a new thread instead of adding another question.
Secondly, although I'm not familiar with your fauna it looks closer to Nephrotoma than to Tipula.
 
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