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Dasysyrphus cf venustus
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Posted on 17-11-2007 14:17
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Location: Near Stockholm, Sweden
Date: 2007-OCT-13
Habitat: Park (Cemetary) with coniferous tree, near "water container"
Size: I'm guessing it was ~5 mm

I think this is a pupa (or maybe even a larva). I guess it could be a diptera, but as I don't know I put it here. The two "knobs" in the back reminds me of what was on the Syrphidae larvae.
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Dasysyrphus larva?
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Thank you Tony! I also checked with Graham Rotheray: "Yes it is a Dasysyrphus larva, possibly venustus complex. If it had been a puparium, it would have been short, rounded and pear-shaped. Dasysyrphus larvae are usually associated with aphids on trees rather than aphids on ground level herbaceous plants."

I wonder which species is in the Dasysyrphus venustus complex?
 
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Hello,

crex wrote:I wonder which species is in the Dasysyrphus venustus complex?


In M.P. van Veen, I read :
D. venustus and D. hilaris may be found to hide a species complex in the future.

Pierre Duhem
 
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Ahh, small complex with only two species ... so far. Thanks Pierre!
 
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