Stenamma muralla

Stenamma muralla occurs in montane wet forest habitats (e.g. cloud forest, mixed hardwood forest, pine-mesophyll forest, ridgetop cloud forest, riparian cloud forest) from 1100–1900 m. It has been collected in extracts of sifted leaf litter, at cookie baits, beating vegetation, and in a flight intercept trap (single worker). Nests have been found by general searching in a variety of microhabitats, including wet clay banks along streams, dry clay banks along road cuts (in forest), in dead wood, in the base of a tree fern, and in mud at the base of a fallen tree. Nests are of moderate size and usually contain a few chambers.

Distribution
This taxon was described from Honduras.

Nomenclature

 *  muralla. Stenamma muralla Branstetter, 2013: 191, figs. 125-127 (w.q.) HONDURAS.