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Taxonomic history
Found most commonly in these habitats: 5 times found in Cottonwood-willow forest, 4 times found in Tamarack bog, 1 times found in rocky coastal barrens, 3 times found in Forest margin, 3 times found in Mixed transition forest, 3 times found in Pasture, 3 times found in Aspen forest, 2 times found in Beech-maple forest, 2 times found in Black oak forest, 2 times found in forest, ...
Found most commonly in these microhabitats: 17 times log stage 4, 10 times log stage 3, 1 times ex rotten log, 3 times log stage 2, 2 times stump, log stage 2, 0 times pine log, 1 times log stage 1, garden, 2 times foraging on forest floor, 1 times under wood, 1 times rotting log, 1 times railroad embankment, ...
Collected most commonly using these methods: 5 times search, 2 times direct collection, 2 times Pitfall, 1 times 40W BL (moth) trap, 50 males in trap in am of 9 June 2017, 1 times blacklight trap.
Elevations: collected from 5 - 2743 meters, 1190 meters average
Collect Date Range: collected between 1921-08-04 00:00:00.0 and 2017-06-09 00:00:00.0
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