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Tipulomorpha larva?
FRV
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Posted on 26-02-2025 12:29
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 Hi,

I have photographed this larva which I suspect could belong to the suborder Tipulomorpha.
20km west of Paris in the litter of a deciduous forest.
Any opinion?
Thanks for your help!

FRV
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 Looks like Bibio larvae to me.
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Posted on 26-02-2025 17:57
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 Thanks Irwin, you are probably right, pictures of Bibionidae are very resembling.
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 For what it is worth, I agree with Tony: Bibio sp.
 
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 Thanks "Atylotus" for the confirmation!

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