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Archbold Biological Station: "lousy 10"

Athens: yellow bowl trap on grassy bank behind apartment

Archbold Biological Station: sand pine scrub Red Hill, Rd. 181

Eridu: 3 mi. S., US19

Henscratch 27 Preserve: yellow sand scrub, open area

Highlands Hammock State Park: maintenance shop area

Cook's Hammock: 3 mi. S., leaf litter

Boulder City: Rt. 93

Christmas: low mesic forest, base of pine

Gainesville, Devil's Millhopper Geological State Park:

Archbold Biological Station: 8mi. S., Lake Placid

DeLand, Stetson University: on trunk of large oak

Archbold Biological Station: yellow sand scrub; Site 6

Lake Wales: Scout Camp scrub

North Key Largo: Card Sound Rd.

FL: Polk Co.: Walk-In-Water State Forest: yellow sand scrub site 1. N27.76131 W081.48774

FL: Walton Co.: DeFuniak Springs:

Ochlockonee River State Park: oak leaf litter

Eglin Air Force Base: Boiling Creek at FR211, riverine forest on cedar tree

Stroudsburg: Rt. 80

Archbold Biological Station: in fire-killed Quercus chapmanii

Archbold Biological Station: on inflorescence of Solidago fistulosa, north bayhead, after fire

Matheson Hammock Park: leaf litter, hardwood hammock

Cedar Key Scrub State Reserve: extracted from pine and scrub oak leaf litter

Sanibel Island, J. N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge:

: Indian River City, in deep scrub oak leaf litter, Dicerandra Preserve, well field

Withlacoochee State Forest: 5 mi. S.W. of Inverness, sandhill habitat

Lake Louisa State Park: road at entrance to scrub, sifted from sand, small FL. Scrub area

Homestead: Iphis Station, avocado grove

Key Biscayne: Virginia Key

Weedon Island Preserve: extracted from oak and palm leaf litter

Gainesville: N.W. 57th Ave.

Rosewood: 1.5 mi. N.N.E. of SR24 on C345, longleaf pine and turkey oak litter

Homestead: orchid jungle

Eglin Air Force Base, Weaver Creek: W. side, 0.5 mi. N. of Rd. 213, under holly a few ft. above creek

Fort Lauderdale, Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport: scrub area

Blue Springs State Park: sand pine scrub

Poe Springs Park: along SR437, N.W. of High Springs, mesic hardwood forest

Grassy Key: tropical hardwood hammock

Dunns Creek State Park: grass tussock at edge of seasonal pond, S.E. of north gate

Archbold Biological Station: in disturbed hammock just east of annex

Royce Ranch Station: RR3, near Ceratiola, site 3

Mims: mature [sic] sandpine forest, yellow sand scrub

Gainesville: in dead branch

Southwestern Research Station, Portal: 5 mi. W. of Portal, 1646 M, grassy slope w. pines, yellow bowl trap

Archer: 1-2 mi. W.

Eglin Air Force Base: Jct. FR200 and Rd. 208, 1.4 mi. E., sandhill habitat, site 27-3

Archbold Biological Station: burned flatwoods

: SR74, 4.5 mi. W. of 31

Archbold Biological Station: Pine Cottage