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Austrolimnophila ochracea
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Posted on 26-02-2011 16:11
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Norway, 26.02.11, 5mm?
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the larva of Austrolimnophila ochracea, a Limoniidae.
The pigmentpatches on the anal lobes are characteristic.
Your photo's are very usefull for in the larva gallery.
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I did not expect to get species level id for this!

Pic will be submitted.

Thank you Smile
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a funny thing happened just recently. About 2-3 weeks ago a colleague from a water authority board send me photo's of the larva of the same species ! Then it took me about half an hour to get the ID. So when I saw your photo's I recognized them immediately Smile
By the way, not many species of Limoniidae larva can be identified to species level, but this one is typical.
Some diagnostic features, are easy to see on your photo's: The headcapsule is almost fully developed, it has ventral pseudopods and the pigmentation (and number) of (the) anal lobes.
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Thanks again atylotus.

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