Oxycheila strandi W. Horn 1913
Locality: Native, New World. Peru.
Common Name: Strand's Sharp-lipped Tiger Beetle
Synonyms: Oxycheila Strandi W. Horn, 1913; Oxychila Bolivari Strandi W. Horn: W. Horn, 1938; Oxychila (Oxychila) bolivari strandi W. Horn: Mandl, 1953; Oxychila strandi W. Horn: Pearson, 1984; Oxycheila (Oxycheila) strandi W. Horn: Wiesner, 1992; Oxycheila strandi W. Horn: Wiesner, 1999
Macrohabitat: Lowlands to midlands, 300-840 meters altitude, along medium to large-sized mountain rivers on the lower eastern slopes of the Andes. Microhabitat: Adults are ground-dwelling on gravelly riverbanks with stones and boulders. Dispersal abilities: Macropterous, primarily cursorial and fast running; adults are strong fliers and presumably excellent swimmers. Seasonal occurrence: Adults are active in June, August, and November- December. Behavior: Adults are nocturnal, taking cover during the day under stones or riverside debris. They are attracted to lights at night. (Pearson, 1985; Wiesner, 1999b; Data from NMNH collection)