Dyobelba reevesi n; sp. is proposed based on adults and nymphs collect
ed from mosses and sedges on Mount Washington, New Hampshire, USA, at
an elevation of 1500m. The association with other Dyobelba species is
tentative, due to a unique combination of character states relating to
leg setation and nymphal sclerites. Nymphs commonly carry exuviae of
Collembola attached to their own exuvial scalps.