Proctacanthus rufus is a large, elongate robber fly which is widespread east of the Rockies. It is very similar to P. hinei, which was formerly confused with rufus before Bromley noticed two species were involved (Bromley, 1928). Both species are large, with orange abdomens, and reddish-brown thoraces and legs.
There are 0 records in the project database.
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