Marin
County, CA
Uroctonus
mordax mordax Thorell,
1876
2 Kent Lake
2 Mill Valley, in chaparral zone and among redwoods; Inverness
2 Novato; 0.5 mi. S of mouth of Bear Valley, Point Reyes National Seashore
2 Mt. Tamalpais State Park: Bootjack Camp, 2500 ft., 5 mi. N Fairfax, Matt Grail, under rocks
2 Lily Lake, 2 mi. E Alpine Reservoir, 800 ft. in redwood ravine under logs.
3 Near entrance to Muir Woods, 10 January 1964 (V.D. Roth, P.R. Craig)
3 Novato, 11 December 1964 (H. Mathis)
3 White’s Estate, 3 March 1965 (K. Hom)
3 Along Bolinas Road, 13 April 1965 (T.S. Briggs)
3 2 ½ miles west of Alpine Dam, 7 July 1965 (K. Hom)
3 near Tiburon, 11 December 1965 (K. Hom, T.S. Briggs)
3 ¼ mile north of Laurel Dell, Mt. Tamalpais, 8 September 1969 (M.M. Bentzien)
3 1 mile south of Fairfax on Bolinas Road, elevation 200 feet, 16 September 1969 (J.T. Hjelle, T.M. Glimme)
3 5 miles south of Fairfax on Bolinas Road, elevation 600 feet, 16 September 1969 (J.T. Hjelle, T.M. Glimme)
3 Along fire trail to Kent Lake, elevation 50 feet, 18 September 1969 (J.T. Hjelle, F.H. & C.S. Koehler)
3 Lily Lake north of Alpine Reservoir, 1 December 1969 (J. Mackey)
3 Near Lily Lake (just north of Alpine Lake), 18 April 1970 (M.M. Bentzien)
3 Phoenix Lake, north shore, 2 May 1970 (J. Collins)
3 San Rafael, 21 May 1970 (W.L. Blackwell)
3 ¼ mile north of Lake Lagunitas, 17 September 1970 (A.D. Bacon)
3 South shore of Phoenix Lake, 1 October 1970 (J.T. Hjelle)
* Mount Tamalpais State Park, May & June 2005 (Matthew R. Graham), under rocks up to 10m from small stream (UTM 10 S 0532953, 4201829)
* Palomarin Field Station of the Point Reyes Bird Observatory, Point Reyes National Seashore, May 2005 (Matthew R. Graham), on carpet in room.
References:
* Collected and identified by a credible source but not published
2) Gertsch, W. J. & M. E. Soleglad. 1972. Studies of North American scorpions of the genera Uroctonus and Vejovis. Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History, 148(4): 549-608
3) Hjelle, J. T. 1972. Scorpions of the Northern Californian coast ranges. Occasional Papers of the California Academy of Sciences, 92: 1-59