Agulla bicolor

(Albarda, 1891)

Agulla bicolor is a of snakefly in the Raphidiidae. Snakeflies are characterized by their elongated prothorax that gives them a distinctive 'necked' appearance. The species was originally described as Rhaphidia bicolor by Albarda in 1891. It is one of the most frequently observed snakefly species in North America, with over 2,300 records on iNaturalist.

Pronunciation

How to pronounce Agulla bicolor: /əˈɡʊlə ˈbaɪkələr/

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Distribution

North America

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