There are just two species in this genus in the U.S. This species is common and widespread in the East. The other is endemic to Florida.
Common around rotting logs in wooded areas.
There are 548 records in the project database.
Calling at Fort Smallwood Park (5/15/2012). - Bill Hubick.
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