Anthalia bulbosa
(Melander, 1902)
Anthalia bulbosa is a of hybotid described by Melander in 1902. It belongs to the Hybotidae, a group of predatory commonly known as dance flies. The species has been documented in North America and shows a notable association with flowers of Prunus serotina (black cherry).
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Anthalia bulbosa: //ænˈθeɪliə bʌlˈboʊsə//
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Habitat
Has been observed in association with flowering Prunus serotina (black cherry), suggesting a preference for areas where this tree occurs.
Distribution
Canada and the United States.
Host Associations
- Prunus serotina - flower visitationCommonly found near flowers of this tree
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Taxonomic authority
First described by Axel Leonard Melander in 1902.