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Sarcophagidae larva?
Ingrid Altmann
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 Hello,
is this a Sarcophagidae larva?
23.03.2011,
near Furth im Wald, Bavaria, Germany, under old foliage

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 I think more likely Empidoidea.
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 Dolichopodidae or Rhagionidae. But looking at the headcapsule it is most likely a Rhagio sp., not sure though.
 
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 Thank you Tony and atylus!
I think Rhagio sp. looks very good.
Here I found a similar photo:
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