Promachus aldrichii
Hine, 1911
Promachus aldrichii is a of in the . It belongs to the Promachus, commonly known as the 'giant robber flies,' which are large, conspicuous predatory . Like other members of its genus, it is a formidable aerial capable of capturing a wide range of flying . The species was described by Hine in 1911.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Promachus aldrichii: /prɵˈmɑːkʊs ælˈdrɪkiːaɪ/
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Similar Taxa
- Promachus hineiBoth are 'tiger-striped' Promachus with and black abdominal patterning; P. hinei is distinguished by reddish versus black when compared to P. rufipes, and by larger dark abdominal markings and two-toned legs when compared to P. vertebratus
- Promachus rufipesMore southeastern in distribution; distinguished from P. hinei by black rather than reddish
- Promachus vertebratusMore northern in distribution; distinguished from P. hinei by smaller dark areas on abdominal and less contrasting leg coloration