Observações de ludoleclerc

Dying white ash covered with emerald ash borer exit holes.

Near a small wetland, apparently wild individual. Broad suberous ridges present on branches and last year’s leaves found on the ground.

Near a plantation.

Sifted from Betula populifolia and Acer rubrum leaf litter. Female of the same species as this one: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/201217952

Sifted from dried grasses and mosses near a frozen pond. Close to S. pelletieri described from NB.

Several individuals sifted from flood debris near a pond. Most likely Mocyta. @abrunke

Sifted from flood debris near a pond.

Sifted from decaying strawberry heap.

6 male caught by sifting leaves and mosses near a field.

5 mm male caught by sifting leaves and mosses on a rocky river bank near Osgood river.

4 mm male caught by sifting leaves and mosses on a rocky river bank near Osgood river.

On Vaccinium sp. growing in a sand pit.

Several individuals growing in a sand pit.

Several individuals growing on rocky slope.

Luminoc pitfall trap in a red spruce stand. @ahaberski thanks again :)

White tulle fabric interception trap in a composting site.

Eating a rat.

Several caught on white tulle fabric interception trap in an urban area. After comparing with https://www.danbiller.dk/beetle/5718
@hokli

Apple cider vinegar-baited interception trap in an old-growth sugar maple, beech and yellow birch stand.

White tulle fabric interception trap in a composting site.

Sifted from mosses in a open wetland. @ahaberski

Sifted from mosses in a small wetland. @ahaberski