family asilidae การใช้

""'Blepharotes splendidissimus " "'is a robber fly in the family Asilidae found in Eastern Australia.
In contrast to the related and confusingly similar family Asilidae, the vertex between the eyes, tends to be more obvious than in the Therevidae.
And yet, said Bates " I never saw the flocks of slow-flying Heliconidae in the woods persecuted by birds or dragonflies . . . nor when at rest did they appear to be molested by lizards, or predacious flies of the family Asilidae [ robber-flies ] which were very often seen pouncing on butterflies of other families . . . In contrast, the Pieridae ( sulfur butterflies ), to which " Leptalis " belongs [ now called " Dismorphia " ] are much persecuted ."