Agallia consobrina - Agallia consobrina
Favourite Photos
Species Description
Widespread and fairly frequent in the South, being more localised in the North. It is certainly under recorded. t is most common in the North West Midlands between Birmingham and Wales, surrounding Shrewsbury. Habitat includes: Sites with low-growing plants such as Common Nettle in places such as gardens, parks, allotments, churchyards, grassland, woodland, scrub, hedgerows, field margins etc. Length: 3.5 - 4 mm. Adults seen: February to November.
Similar looking species:
- Acericerus vittifrons, Agallia consobrina, Allygus modestus, Dryodurgades antoniae, Euscelidius variegatus
Anaceratagallia ribauti