Habitat:Near ponds, streams on mud, sand or fine gravel. Associated with repanda but found on verticle banks on higher,shadier, drier ground. Common species.
Habitat: Dry upland sandy areas, sand pits, blowouts, dry forest clearings, edges of sand dunes. Moderately common.
Habitat: Sandy beaches next to large bodies of fresh or salt water. Wet habitat species. Recorded only from Northwestern VT. on shores of Lake Champlain.
Habitat: Bare sloping clay soil, as in abandoned hill farms & roadcuts. Recorded only from hilly regions in northern part of Vt. Probably general except for the Champlain Valley.
Habitat: Northern species near bogs on sand or fine gravel, bare rock ledges, near coniferous forest. Associated with Jack Pine, blueberry,reindeer moss. In Vt. recorded only from 2 north central areas.
Habitat: Restricted to cobblestone islands and deltas in large rivers. In Vt. known only from the Connecticut, Winooski and White rivers.
Habitat: Sand with Jack Pine, sweet fern, blueberry. Recorded only once in the 19 th century from Burlington.
Habitat: Bare, hard-packed soil, especially on cultivated land, city sidewalks, gardens, plowed fields. Broader range than any other tiger beetle, widespread.
Habitat:Sand deposits along big rivers. Recorded once from Hartland,VT. along Connecticut River.
Habitat: BARE level clay soil, upland species not near water, sparsely vegetated meadows, roadsides. Recorded throughout VT.
Habitat: Most abundant near water, ponds, river edges. Also can be found distant from water near sand pits. One of the most common species, widespread in Vt.
Habitat: Eroded road cuts, embankments of clay & gravel soil near forest edges, rock ledges. In VT. found only in southwestern region of state.
Habitat: Dry habitat species, on bare loose sand of dunes, roadcuts & sand pits. Often with formosa generosa. widespread in Vt.
Habitat: gardens, forest edges & clearing, along forest trails.Very common throughout VT.
Habitat: Varied habitats on clay, sand ,sandpits & dunes. Mostly associated with other species. General throughout Vt.