Collected with carrion baited pitfall traps at a sand prairie. Specimen in alcohol. There were dozens of male and female specimens in this sample.

Of the two species of Neartic Epidapus recorded in Mohrig et al 2012, this specimen matches neither. The short antennomeres excludes E. atomaria and the winged female would exclude the wingless E. johnstoni. Heikki Hippa has informed me that polymorphic females are not known in this genus, but also that females in general are poorly known. So that leaves this as either a fully-winged E. johnstoni (of which I have then collected the previously unknown brachypterous males), an unrecorded palaeartic species, or an undescribed neartic species. Hopefully I can find a sciaridologist to weigh in on this.