Cryptocheilus severini
Banks, 1926
Cryptocheilus severini is a of in the , described by Banks in 1926. Members of the Cryptocheilus are known to hunt as for their . The species has been documented in North America, particularly in association with flowering plants that provide nectar resources for .
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Cryptocheilus severini: /ˌkrɪptoʊˈkaɪləs seˈveːriːniː/
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Distribution
North America
Behavior
have been observed visiting flowering saltcedar (Tamarix sp.) trees to feed on nectar, a typical of many that provision their nests with paralyzed but require floral nectar for their own energy needs.