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 ."