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Larvae Syrphidae?
Robert Heemskerk
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Posted on 23-10-2009 23:47
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hi larvae-forum,

I found this little larvae inside my house.
Perhabs it came inside the house on brench of Petroselinum crispum..

It looks a bit like Syrphidae-larvae.

Any idea? what kind?

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My guess would be Eupeodes.
 
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Thank you Menno,

Eupeodes corollae is most likely here..

place: Amsterdam

Robert,
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This fly is bred from the larvae;

It is Eupeodes corollae, isn't it?
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It is Eupeodes luniger!

I got help from Han Endt with the determination

Thanks Han!
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