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lakes, and wells. They can be found near the surface of aquatic ecosystems, but also at considerable depths on the muddy bottoms of lakes and wells (M e l l a n b y, 1968). Certain species can live buried several centimeters in mud. Their dissemination is of a local nature. For most of their life cycle, the larvae are immobile, i.e., they rest in the water and obtain oxygen from it (M a c a n, 1960). The long cylindrical body (Fig. 1) is transparent or semi-transparent and of a white or yellowish color; the only easily distinguishible features are the black eyes on the

First finding of larvae of Chaoborus crystallinus (Diptera, Chaoboridae) in Serbia