Eupterycyba jucunda
Eupterycyba jucunda
Description
Length 4 mm. A well-marked species with 3 large spots on the pronotum and usually black streaks along the forewing, over a greenish background - these can sometimes be faint. The nymph is also distinctive, with yellow and black banding,
Recording advice
Good quality photographs taken in the field or from a specimen
Habitat
mainly on Alder
When to see it
Adult: July - October
UK Status
Common (ref: UK Auchenorrhyncha checklist 2021)
VC55 Status
Occasional
Further Information
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