Editing Sceliphron caementarium (section)

==Distribution and habitat==
''S. caementarium'' is widespread in [[Canada]], the [[United States]], [[Central America]] and the [[West Indies]], and has been introduced to many [[Pacific Islands]] (including [[Australia]], [[Hawaii]], and [[Japan]]), [[Peru]] and [[Europe]],<ref name=bugguide/><ref>{{Cite book|chapter=Mud dauber wasp |title=Grzimek's Animal Life Encyclopedia}}</ref> where it has become established in some countries of the [[Mediterranean Basin]] ([[Croatia]],<ref name="Fauna-Europaea" /> [[France]]<ref name="Fauna-Europaea" /> and [[Corsica]],<ref name="Fauna-Europaea" /> [[Italy]],<ref name="Fauna-Europaea" /> [[Cyprus]],<ref name="Fauna-Europaea" /> [[Malta]],<ref name="Cassar-Mifsud-2020" /> the [[Canary Islands]],<ref name="Fauna-Europaea" /> and [[Madeira]])<ref name="Fauna-Europaea" /> and [[Austria]],<ref name="Fauna-Europaea" /> Bulgaria and [[Ukraine]].<ref name="Fauna-Europaea" />

This species is found in a wide variety of habitats, such as rock ledges, man-made structures, puddles and other water edges, [[cypress dome]]s, in long leaf pines (''[[Pinus palustris]]''), and in [[turkey oak]]s.<ref name=hol/><ref name=bugguide/>