Found under a log next to a pond. Rather farther south than our previous records here. ID based on other photos in the guide, and it looks consistent with the key, description, and illustration (of head and pronotum) in Ciegler (1). Front tarsomeres 1-3 of male are dilated, have spongy underside, presumably used in mating (1), so this is a male. Another character of this species visible here is described by the Dillons (2):

• antennae and legs pale brownish yellow, apical segments of antennae darker

Part of a Bioblitz at Mason Farm Biological Reserve.