Stomis pumicatus
Stomis pumicatus
Description
6.5-8.5mm. Dark brown but with pale yellow legs and antennae. It is elongate in shape with prominent mandibles projecting forward which are as long as the head. The right-hand mandible is broader than the left and slightly shorter. Wings are usually absent or maybe very short.
Habitat
Damp and shady habitats, such as woodland.
When to see it
All year, with numbers peaking in May and June. They overwinter under bark or in grass tussocks.
UK Status
Fairly common and widespread.
VC55 Status
Uncommon.
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