Anastoechus melanohalteralis
Tucker, 1907
Anastoechus melanohalteralis is a of bee fly first described by Tucker in 1907. The larvae are known of , making this species potentially significant for of grasshopper . The species has been documented across a broad North American range spanning prairie and grassland .
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Anastoechus melanohalteralis: /ˌænəˈstiːkəs mɛˌlænoʊˌhɔːltəˈreɪlɪs/
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Distribution
Alberta, Canada, and across the western and central United States.
Diet
Larvae are of .
Ecological Role
of ; may contribute to natural regulation of grasshopper in prairie and grassland .