TQ4792 03/08/2023 ©Raymond Small

Adults (9-11mm) are seen in July and August. This species has a long 1st antennal segment and diagnostic markings; stripes run the full length of the head, pronotum and scutellum. Once associated with coastal areas, but now becoming more common inland. Inhabits grassland.

Invertebrates-----Shieldbugs-----Mirid Bugs-----Other Large Bugs-----4

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