Length 3.5 mm.  Identification of Eupteryx species can be difficult and requires careful examination of markings on vertex, pronotum and forewings.  Greenish-yellow ground colour with dark spots or streaks on the forewings, including a spot on the costal margin.  2 black spots on vertex.  There are large black spots on the pronotum and sometimes a  pair of smaller central spots. 

Other Eupteryx, especially the very common E aurata, the Potato leafhopper, which is larger and usually more strongly marked. 

Good quality photographs in side-view and top down.

According to Le Quesne and British Bugs website, 'Mainly mallow, potato and sage'.  Biedermann & Niedringhaus state 'various tall herbs, esp Lamiaceae'.

Adult: May to October.

Local (ref: UK Auchenorrhyncha checklist 2021)

Rarely recorded

https://www.britishbugs.org.uk/homoptera/Cicadellidae/Eupteryx_atropunctata.html