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Hello hsonja,

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Unfortunately Entomological knowledge is my only modestly so that I could not even say whether the beetle or a butterfly or what ever will be.
I would have possibly also not evolve the larvae; There's Yes already once unpleasant surprises:
https://www.morgenpost.de/printarchiv/Wi...geschleppt.html

Only a seed was inhabited or more?
How big are the larvae?

VG, Bernhard.

Hi Sonja,.

I wanted to not necessarily free groping have with me, if it is already exciting, what is it. You can even you a competent contact and ask. Otherwise kill exceptionally ne good idea.

Michael

Hello hsonja,

were the seeds so intact? No holes or something?

Moth larvae are not in my opinion.
I try an entomologists to write...

VG, Bernhard.

Hello

Perhaps it would be possible, pictured here is a larva of the tropical memory moth, but somehow they resemble, yes all. NEN ask entomologists is surely good.

Michael

Hi Michael,.

to reduce that have Yes the three pairs of legs front and otherwise this is Yes also quite well...
I would have not believed that a moth larva...

If I can find out what by the entomologist, I'm...

Happy ID-ing,
Bernhard.

am curious...

I will ask a friend tomorrow. He might have an idea.

Hello in the round,

After the first (already retired) entomologist has not responded, I have written another employee at the Institute and get the following answer:

"An exact determination is in using images in fact difficult." At first glance reminds me of the larva but a borer larva, also the Getreidemotte would belong to this group. The small legs, which can be seen on the images on the abdomen but not necessarily speak for the Getreidemotte (Sitotroga cerealella). Many important pests, including also the Indian meal moth, European corn borer, Getreidemotte, flour moth, spelled etc. belong to the borers (Pyralidae) Include storage, as well as plant pests. "If they have picked up a few copies (store best in alcohol) I can look like more me."

hsonja, you or your girlfriend has inserted possibly one in alcohol? Then we could possibly still more information...
Too bad I didn't come himself on the idea, that you can preserve the larvae Yes...

VG, Bernhard.

I'm basically on the human side at home - but because so many pests have been introduced in the last few years, I'd let that never in life.
The appearance, I'd say also that there is a kind of moth or something like - borer can be also - but bugs I'd exclude.

Soak in alcohol to the determiner sounds quite reasonable - so you would have at least the info.