Knowles (2009) provides guidance on the identification of this species within the T. figulus-group.
Falk (1991) notes this as a British species on the strength of a single female from Sittingbourne in East Kent in 1959, collected by J C Felton, although not identified as such until many years later.
Bitsch et al. (2001) indicate that this species is reasonably well scattered across France and present in the western and central Palaearctic across to western Siberia.
Listed in Falk (1991) as Insufficiently Known (RDBK).
The only British record was from a garden.
The Kent record was from June, with Dollfuss (1991) giving May until September for the Continent.
There is no information specific to this species. In general, the genus preys on small spiders.
No available data, but probably nests in old tunnels in dead wood or hollow plant stems.
No data available.
No data available.
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