Streptanus aemulans
Streptanus aemulans
Length 4.5 - 6mm. A very variable brown species with paler wing veins. It is usually short-winged and often has dark longitudinal stripes on the abdomen beyond the wing-tips - but this is not always present. Dissection of male to examine internal genitalia - the aedeagus - will confirm identification.
Other Streptanus species, and other Deltocephaline leafhoppers
Good photographs from side, top and face; best identified by examination of internal genital structure of males.
Grassland
July to October.
Common. (ref.: UK Auchenorrhyncha checklist 2021 on British Bugs website)
Rarely recorded
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