Distribution; world
Palaearctic species with the distribution area reaching Belgium in the west. Banaszak & Romasenko (1998) state that the species is known from Central and Eastern Europe, Siberia and Russian Far East; Celary (1989) and Scheuchl (1996) mentions that it occurs between 42° and 62°N in Europe. According to Warncke (1992), the distribution area reaches southern Finland in the north and Turkey in the south.:
AT, BE, CH, CZ, DE, *DK, EE, FI, FR, LT, LV, NL, PL, RS, RU, RU-EU, SK, SL, TR
Abundance; world
Very rare and its findings have been mostly exceptional and accidental.
Conservation status; world
Conservation status: CZ - RDB1 (CR), DE1 - RDB2 (EN), DE2 - RDB2 (EN), NL - RDB0 (RE), EU - RDB-LC (Nieto et al, 2014)