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Tipulidae larva?
Juergen Peters
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Posted on 30-01-2007 01:54
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Hello!

I found this 10-15 mm long larva tonight in 2 m height in moss on the cherry tree in our garden (Ostwestfalen/Germany). Am I right, when I assume that it belongs somewhere near Tipulidae? Thanks!


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Jürgen

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Chen Young
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Yes, it is a crane fly larva. Based on the six visible spiracular disc lobes indicates it is in the family Tipulidae. Also there are no long hairs around the lobes indicates a terrestrial species. Wish I knew which species this beauty turns into.

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Juergen Peters
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Hello, Chen!

Chen Young wrote:
Yes, it is a crane fly larva. Based on the six visible spiracular disc lobes indicates it is in the family Tipulidae. Also there are no long hairs around the lobes indicates a terrestrial species.


Thanks a lot for your explanations! I was very surprised to find it high in a tree...
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Jürgen

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Andrius
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This is indeed larva of Tipulidae and to be more precise - Tipula subgenus Savtchenkia, but it is impossible to give a species name...
 
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