With no records since 1949, this species would have been considered Regionally Extinct, save for a confirmed record in 2023. Adjusting the end-year of the assessment for this species to take this into account, a status of Vulnerable is indicated under Criterion D2 on the basis of presence at a single known site, where it is plausible that a future threat could lead to the status changing to CR or RE in a short period of time. In addition, change over 10 years is not calculable for EOO so an assessment against Criterion A is not possible, whilst AOO has increased over the period. There is no information on population size for use in Criteria C or D1 nor any life history model to inform an assessment against Criterion E. Whilst the very small EOO and AOO might suggest CR under Criterion B and there is just one current location, there is no evidence of continung decline, fragmentation or population fluctuation.