SCIENTIFIC NAME: S
telgidopteryx serripennis
STATUS:
Breeder. Fairly common in spring, summer, and fall, and rare in early winter in Gulf Coast region. In other regions, common in spring, summer, and fall. Lowest Conservation Concern.
HABITAT:
Found in open areas, fields, swamps, and on ponds and lakes. Nests in burrows in road cuts and steep banks.
