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3 records for Stenocranus vittatus Mecklenburg County | View all species for Mecklenburg County | ||||||||||||
| sciName | comName | id | date | observer | number | life_stage | comments | location | park | time_of_day | plant | obsType | photo_link |
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| Stenocranus vittatus | 14514 | 2021-12-01 | Ken Kneidel | 1 | Adult | 5.2 mm female, collected in a sweep through a weedy detention basin, hind tibia 1.7 X hind foretarsus | Providence Road, Charlotte | 01_Photo |  5.2 mm female, collected in a sweep through a weedy detention basin, hind tibia 1.7 X hind foretarsus  5.2 mm female, collected in a sweep through a weedy detention basin, hind tibia 1.7 X hind foretarsus  5.2 mm female, collected in a sweep through a weedy detention basin, hind tibia 1.7 X hind foretarsus  5.2 mm female, collected in a sweep through a weedy detention basin, hind tibia 1.7 X hind foretarsus | ||||
| Stenocranus vittatus | 14514 | 2020-06-03 | Ken Kneidel | 1 | Adult | 5.6 mm female | 424 Bertonley Ave, Charlotte | UV incandescent light setup at night | wooded residential setting | 01_Photo |  5.6 mm female  5.6 mm female  5.6 mm female  5.6 mm female  5.6 mm female | ||
| Stenocranus vittatus | 14514 | 2019-07-13 | Rob Van Epps | 1 | ID based on lengths of hind tibia and tarsus. Came to UV light in back yard. | Davidson, NC - back yard | Night - attracted to black light. | 01_Photo |  ID based on lengths of hind tibia and tarsus. Came to UV light in back yard. | ||||