Dennis Paulson and I noted an amazing abundance and density of these robberflies in the park while we searched (mostly unsuccessfully) for dragonflies. What seemed to be the same species of robber was still common a few days later when I walked the Resaca Vieja trail with Nelson Dobbs. They perched almost exclusively on twig tips and many, including this one, were eating what appeared to be winged termites. Size seems about right for Ommatius, but much too hairy; resembles some of the tiny "copper-top" Laphrias, but the red color on these looks to be in the actual exoskeleton, not in the hair. Any clues?