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Photo available for non-commercial use through creative commons. Please let me know, out of courtesy, if you use the image. Please contact me regarding any form of commercial or editorial use.
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Photo available for non-commercial use through creative commons. Please let me know, out of courtesy, if you use the image. Please contact me regarding any form of commercial or editorial use.
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Photo available for non-commercial use through creative commons. Please let me know, out of courtesy, if you use the image. Please contact me regarding any form of commercial or editorial use.
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http://bugguide.net/node/view/148079
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11 mm. A new order for my yard at the buglight. And, assuming I have the ID right (posted to BugGuide), this is a (typically) outdoor species introduced from Europe, first reported in 1948. Despite the name, it has a northern distribution in North America: itâs well established in Massachusetts, with scattered reports from nearby states & provinces and as far west as Michigan, but this is the southernmost record on BugGuide. There is 1 previous NJ report, indoors last year in a office storage facility in N Arlington last year (bugguide.net/node/view/980506), & 1 report from last year from Queens, NY (bugguide.net/node/view/1008866). Yard has suburban trees & shrubs, a small patch of wildflower meadow, lots of English ivy ground cover, 1 small leaf mulch pile. If anybody is interested in a specimen, I could try putting the buglight out again.
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underneath edge of a mat; introduced species