After viewing Lynette's lovely shot of a very pale individual, I went to review all the images of A bitriangularis and then realized with some surprise that I had not yet posted any of the images I had of this species. While I don't have any really good ones and the image here is not all that remarkable, it will serve for the time being as a data point for New Brunswick. This species has been found all over new Brunswick next to water, including right along the shores of the mighty Saint John River along the Canada/US border near Edmunston/Madawaska way up in the NW to the rushes and sedges in the shallower parts of the beaver pond at home in the southeastern part of the province.