Promachus rufipes ranges widely in the east, especially east of the Mississippi. It is quite large and aggressive, with striking markings. The species seems to have a propensity for taking large prey. In Virginia, they become more common in late summer, and this is likely the case in Maryland also (Bedell, 2010).
There are 559 records in the project database.
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