Physoconops gracilis
(Williston, 1885)
Physoconops gracilis is a of thick-headed fly in the Conopidae, a group of flies known for their distinctive shape. The species was described by Williston in 1885. Like other conopids, likely visit flowers for nectar. The Physoconops contains multiple species that can be challenging to distinguish without detailed examination.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Physoconops gracilis: //ˌfaɪsoʊˈkoʊnɒps ˈɡræsɪlɪs//
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