Ummidia okefenokee

Ummidia okefenokeeThe male described in the paper has a dark red front body, dark brown legs, and a black abdomen with pale speckles. The paper lists specimen records from Florida and Georgia in the United States.What does it look like?The male described in the paper has a dark red front body, dark brown legs, and a black abdomen with pale speckles.When do males disperse?The male described in the paper has a dark red front body, dark brown legs, and a black abdomen with pale speckles. The paper lists specimen records from Florida and Georgia in the United States.Males disperse during May to June.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.