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West Lafayette: emerged from branch of Aesculus clabra

Archbold Biological Station: Red Hill, on flowers of Serenoa repens

Archbold Biological Station: Quercus inopina scrub habitat, collected during fire

Archbold Biological Station: wall of Learning Center, attracted to lights

Feary Creek: near headquarters, on Douglas fir

Archbold Biological Station: on dead vine

Little Rock: in exposed Douglas fir branch

Archbold Biological Station: on burned Quercus chapmanii with orange fundus on bark, 5/12 burn

East Charleston: on flowers of Herbaceum maximum

Nooksack Cirque: near glacier

Hluboká nad Vltavou:

Feary Creek: near headquarters, on Douglas Fir infested with Dendroctonus pseudotsugae

Bremerton: in outer bark of Douglas-fir cut early in 1973, bark 7 mm.

Vantage: on flower

East Charleston: flower of Aegopodium podagraria

Jasper-Pulaski Fish and Wildlife Area: near Radioville, in Rhus typhina

Archbold Biological Station: on bole of dying Pinus clausa, prim. Rd. 15

Turkey Run State Park: near Annapolis, emerged indoors from branch of Cercis canadensis

West Lafayette: emerged from branch of Fraxinus americana

Cedar Falls: emerged indoors from Douglas-fir, 10 cm. diam., 5+ years dead, mostly rotten

Palouse Divide: Potlatch, 21.5 mi. N. E.

Archbold Biological Station: Red Hill, on dead leaf of Yucca aloifolia

Archbold Biological Station: window trap on dead Quercus laurifolia, near cottage 1

Archbold Biological Station: extracted from bark of long-dead Pinus elliottii in seasonal pond

Wayne: on large 3-year old stump of Pinus strobus

Green Swamp: bayhead at extreme S. W. corner of Lake County

Bremerton: on very large Douglas-fir killed in 1972

Big Pine Key: Key Deer Blvd.

East Charleston: emerged indoors from Prunus serotina

Archbold Biological Station: in sawdust of stump of large Quercus laurifolia

: I-95, VA and NC state line

Archbold Biological Station: on walkway, main building at night

Archbold Biological Station: Rd. 181, sand pine scrub habitat

Tiger Creek Preserve: yellow sand scrub, scrub oak, site 12

Holgate: Leeward Ave.

West Lafayette: emerged from dead Robinia pseudoacacia

Franjo, Black Point Park:

Archbold Biological Station: swept from Aristida beyrichiana, Jay trail, flatwoods habitat

Davenport:

Cave City: Broadway St.

Archbold Biological Station: swept from Panicum haematomium in dry seasonal pond

Lagro:

Rockefeller State Park Preserve: near Tarrytown

Olympic Peninsula, Elwha Valley, Boulder Creek: emerged from Douglas fir branch, 2.3 cm., shaded

Cedar Falls, Rattlesnake Lake:

Archbold Biological Station: mixed herbaceous plants, mesic area, "Lousy Ten Acres"

Lake Worth: Harbour Greens Dr.

: Jct. I-95 and Rt. 158

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Archbold Biological Station: on dead Carya floridana