Berytinus signoreti
Berytinus signoreti
Description
a small, very slender straw-coloured bug with clubbed 1st antennal segment and very short 2nd. The 1st antennal clubs are pale brown, as are the femora. Small dark marks at the base of the veins of the wing membrane are characteristic.
Similar Species
other Berytinus species
Identification difficulty
Recording advice
Good photographs of specimen
Habitat
grassland
UK Status
Common (ref.: UK checklist 2021 on British Bugs website)
VC55 Status
rarely recorded
Further Information
sue
Nailstone, plantation adj to The Limes
08 September 2024
sue
Nailstone, plantation adj to The Limes
08 September 2024
sue
Nailstone, plantation adj to The Limes
08 September 2024
dark marks on base of veins of wing membrane
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