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Stratiomyidae - Sargus bipunctatus (freshly emerged female)
Liliane D
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Posted on 05-10-2024 20:43
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Hello,
In the south of France, October 5, 2024.
This large female, 14 mm long + 1 mm for the ovipositor, was in the compost.
I thought about the family Stratiomyidae but I can't find it.
Thank you for your help with identification.
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Profile and detail of the scutellum which seems special to me
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Freshly emerged Sargus bipunctatus female?
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Thank you so much Juergen,
Sargus bipunctatus larvae live in compost. So that's exactly it. It just needs to take color and that's why it didn't move much.
 
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