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Hi Nancy, the Columbia is uncommon to rare in N.S. Prior to 1954 it had only been reported once and as of 1970 there were only four reports. It is possible that it doesn't usually come to light and is more common than we believe. I remember finding two at a light in Musquodoboit in the 70's, never saw one before and didin't see another for ten years. Larva feed on larch so it might normally be found in boggy areas..jim
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