Arboridia ribauti
Arboridia ribauti
Description
Length 3 to 3.5 mm, associated mainly with oak. Two prominent spots on the vertex and four small marks at the front of the pronotum. The forewings have dark streaks along the two long cells closest to the midline, and the lower part of the face is blackish.
[According to Le Quesne, only females have been recorded in Britain]
Similar Species
A. parvula is smaller, and probably associated with calcareous soils
Recording advice
Photographs from side and top down; note the host plant/habitat.
Habitat
Mostly on Oak.
When to see it
Most of the year.
UK Status
Local (ref: UK Auchenorrhyncha checklist 2021)
VC55 Status
Occasional
Further Information
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