About Laphria flavicollis Say, 1824
Laphria flavicollis, scientifically described by Say in 1824, is a species of robber fly that belongs to the family Asilidae. This species can be found living in deciduous woodlands.
Laphria flavicollis Say, 1824 is a animal in the Asilidae family, order Diptera, kingdom Animalia. Not known to be toxic.
Laphria flavicollis Say, 1824
Laphria flavicollis Say, 1824
Laphria flavicollis is a robber fly species in family Asilidae found in deciduous woods.
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