Anisodactylus caenus (Say, 1823)

Distribution.

Native to the Nearctic region. Widespread in the United States, recorded from all states bordering southern Ontario (Bousquet 2012).

Canadian records.

Ontario: Point Pelee National Park, 08-Jun-2000 (1 ex, CNC).

Diagnostic information.

See Lindroth (1968) or Bousquet (2010).

Bionomic notes.

This species occurs in deciduous forests on moist soil (Larochelle and Lariviere 2003). The Canadian specimen was caught with a UV light trap on a forest trail in Point Pelee National Park.

Comments.

As only a single specimen was captured, it is uncertain whether this species is truly established in Canada.