Collected from pitfall traps at a sand prairie. This is rare in my samples.

Of importance in IDing: post-alar haired, frontal bristles diverging anteriorly, terminalia red, R1 bare, metatrochanter lacking spinules posteriorly, 3 postsutural dorsocentrals, presutural acrostichals present, and that ovipositor is pretty unique. I'm curious what this species parasitizes with such a unique ovipositor. The collection locality was superabundant with orthopterans.