Ceraclea fulva
Ceraclea fulva
Description
Forewing length 10 to 13 mm. A fairly plain dark brown species.
Identification difficulty
Habitat
Lakes and slow rivers.
When to see it
June to August.
UK Status
Widespread and fairly frequent in Britain, but less common in southern England.
VC55 Status
Uncommon or under recorded in Leicestershire and Rutland. The Sapcote record of 5th July 2013 is only the second for VC55, the first coming from the Grand Union Canal, Loughborough on 12th June 2010.
Karaokeking19
Broughton Astley Garden
31 May 2024
Karaokeking19
Broughton Astley Garden
31 May 2024
Male genitalia
Adam Poole
Broughton Astley Garden
19 July 2025
Adam Poole
Broughton Astley Garden
19 July 2025
Female Genitalia
Adam Poole
Broughton Astley Garden
19 July 2025
Female Genitalia
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