Length 4 mm; associated with oak.  It has a fatter, flattened appearance compared to other Typhlocybinae.  Ground colour is variable - from whitish to pale yellow, bright yellow and a pinkish-orange.  There is a black spot on the outer apical vein.   Nymphs are flattened and pale. with distinctive dark markings, but cannot be identifed.

Three other Eurhadina species are associated with oak.  The rare E kirschbaumi has a smaller spot in a slightly different position on the external apical vein, and is associated with Quercus petraea, the Sessile Oak; it has not been recorded in VC55.  Eurhadina concinna and E ribauti have a line rather than a spot.  

Photograph showing apical area of forewing; state host species of oak.  

Oak.

Adult: July to October.

Common (ref: UK Auchenorrhyncha checklist 2021)

Occasional

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