Found on gravel in front of the house. Check out the hood and the surface of the scute... Nemastomatids are some of the weirdest and most fantastic critters I've seen around here. Not too hard to photograph either because they'll graciously sit motionless for minutes on end. This one could move at a decent clip, but mostly played dead. It was so sedentary it didn't react for several seconds when I flipped it over for the ventral shot.

The double conical processes on the frontal border of the carapace would seem to make this Ortholasma, and O. pictipes is the only species in my area (Shear & Gruber 1983). Other characteristics, such as the light median stripe on the scute and the banded legs seem to match with the species too.

Note: size excludes hood.