No Accepted Common Name |
Berginus n. sp. EGR 1 |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
G1 |
S1 |
False |
Forest, Woodland |
No Accepted Common Name |
Bicornucandona fineganensis |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
GNR |
SU |
True |
Spring obligate. Known only from two springs. Finegan Springs in Val Verde County and Blue Hole Springs in Val Verde County. Fine scale habitat requirements unknown. |
American bumblebee |
Bombus pensylvanicus |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
G3G4 |
SNR |
False |
Grassland, Savanna/Open Woodland |
Sonoran bumblebee |
Bombus sonorus |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
GU |
SU |
False |
Grassland, Savanna/Open Woodland |
No Accepted Common Name |
Bombus variabilis |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
G1G2 |
SNR |
False |
Grassland, Savanna/Open Woodland |
No Accepted Common Name |
Brackenridgia reddelli |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
G2G3 |
S2? |
True |
Caves/Karst |
No Accepted Common Name |
Brucita marmorata |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
GNR |
SNR |
False |
Forest, Woodland |
No Accepted Common Name |
Cacostola lineata |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
GNR |
SNR |
False |
Grassland, Shrubland |
No Accepted Common Name |
Caecidotea bilineata |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
G2G3 |
S1 |
True |
Spring obligate. Caecidotea bilineata is known only from non-cave groundwater habitats in deposits of Cretaceous age. It is presumably a phreatobite. Fine scale habitat requirements unknown. |
No Accepted Common Name |
Caenis arwini |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
G1G3 |
S2? |
False |
West Texas; mayflies distinguished by aquatic larval stage; adult stage generally found in shoreline vegetation |
Purgatory Cave shrimp |
Calathaemon holthuisi |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
G1G2 |
S1 |
True |
Last known collection was in San Marcos, Hays Co. (Ezell's Cave) (Reddell 1994). |
No Accepted Common Name |
Calleida fimbriata |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
GNR |
S2 |
False |
Grassland, Shrubland, Woodland |
No Accepted Common Name |
Callipogonius cornutus |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
GNR |
SNR |
False |
Forest, Woodland |
scarce streaky-skipper |
Celotes limpia |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
G3 |
S2? |
False |
Washes and gullies in mountains (Burns, 1974; Opler, 1999). Scott (1986) characterizes habitat as open woodland and desert scrub. |
No Accepted Common Name |
Cenophengus pallidus |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
GNR |
SNR |
False |
Forest, Woodland |
Boca Chica flea beetle |
Chaetocnema rileyi |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
GNR |
S3 |
True |
Grassland, Shrubland, Woodland |
No Accepted Common Name |
Chalcodermus semicostatus |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
GNR |
SNR |
False |
Forest, Woodland |
Morse's net-spinning caddisfly |
Cheumatopsyche morsei |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
G1G3 |
S1 |
False |
Lotic systems, but specifics unknown |
Holzenthal's philopotamid caddisfly |
Chimarra holzenthali |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
G1G2 |
S1 |
False |
Trinity River basin |
No Accepted Common Name |
Chitrella elliotti |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
G1G2 |
S1 |
True |
Caves/Karst |
No Accepted Common Name |
Chitrella major |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
G1G2 |
S1 |
True |
Caves/Karst |
Samalayuca Dune grasshopper |
Cibolacris samalayucae |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
G2? |
S2? |
False |
Grassland |
Cazier's tiger beetle |
Cicindela cazieri |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
G2 |
S1 |
True |
Most tiger beetles are active, usually brightly colored, and found in open, sunny areas; adult tiger beetles are predaceous and feed on a variety of small insects; larvae of tiger beetles are also predaceous and live in vertical burrows in soil of dry paths, fields, or sandy beaches |
swift tiger beetle |
Cicindela celeripes |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
G2G4 |
S2? |
False |
Although Pearson et al. (2006) mention "open forest paths", the word forest is probably being used loosely and probably refers to some sort of xeric, scrubby oak woodland. This tiger beetle is essentially a grassland dweller that inhabits both natural dry prairie and anthropogenic dry grassland. In any woodland context, presumably only open patches are used. |
No Accepted Common Name |
Cicindela fulgoris albilata |
Invertebrates |
Not Listed |
Not Listed |
G4T3T4 |
S2 |
False |
Barren/Sparse Vegetation |