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Dobbs & Brambila (2004) gave the first veri fied report of Paragonatas divergens (Distant) (Hemiptera: Rhyparochromidae) from the United States based on a single female swept from road side vegetation in southwestern Florida in 2003 (Fig. 1). They provided a brief description of the species, demonstrated the morphological differ ences between P. divergens and its sister species, P. costaricensis (Distant), and related some of the basic biology as reported in the literature. Since then, extensive collecting in South Florida by sev eral heteropterists has not yielded additional specimens of this species that is widespread in the Neotropics from Mexico to South America and the West Indies (Dobbs & Brambila 2004). While conducting field surveys in 2007, we ex amined the personal collection of Vincent Golia Jr., which contains extensive material from South Florida. During this visit we located 5 specimens of P. divergens, all of which predate the record of Dobbs & Brambila (2004). Label data for the 5 Florida specimens in the Golia collection are as follows: FL: Monroe Co., Key Largo, Hwy 905, Jan. 25, 1991, V Golia, mer cury vapor light (1 female); FL: Palm Beach Co., Defray Beach, Country Lake (on Military Trail), Feb. 28, 1992, V Golia, mercury vapor light (1 fe male); FL: Palm Beach Co., same locality, May 26, 1995, V Golia (1 female); FL: Palm Beach Co., same locality, Mar. 27, 1997, V Golia (1 female); FL: Palm Beach Co., same locality, Aug. 12,1997, V Golia (1 male). The last 2 specimens are now deposited in the National Museum of Natural History (USNM).

Update on the Establishment of Paragonatas divergens (Hemiptera: Rhyparochromidae) in Florida