Primarily found in open and semi-open habitats with exposed soil including fields, grassy meadows, and forest clearings, but there are also records from dry pine forests and woodlots. Smith (1979) notes that it sometimes invades houses or infests woodwork. (See Frye et al., 2014)
There are 7 records in the project database.
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