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Choerades marginatus · plėšriamusė
- Asilus marginatus, Lamyra fimbriata, Choerades marginata
- golden-haired robberfly
- Gemeine Mordfliege
- Almindelig trærovflue
- ruostepalokärpänen
- Eikenstamjager, Eiken-stamjager
- ścigun obrzeżony, wierzchołówka obrzeżona
- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choerades_marginata
- flickr.com/photos/63075200@N07/albums/72157629642903727
- gbif.org/species/4515234
It is present in most of Europe. These robber flies mainly inhabit spruce and beech forest and hedge rows. A shiny-black, medium-sized robberfly with bands of golden hairs along the hind margins of the tergites that can be quite noticeable in certain lights. Choerades marginatus can reach a body length of about 9–15 mm and a wings length of 6.5–8 mm. In males the first antennal segment is about 1.8 - 2.1 times as long as the second one, while in female is 3 times longer. Two forms are recognised in Stubbs & Drake (2002), a large broad form and small narrow form. The taxonomic status of these forms is not clear.
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