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| Recila coronifer Family: Cicadellidae This species is superficially similar to Psammotettix, but is characterised by a broad black band on the transition between the vertex and face, which encloses seven white spots. This feature is diagnostic. A local species in southern Britain in dry grasslands, feeding on a range of grasses. Adult: July to September Length: 3.0-4.0 mm |
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| Adult: west London (July 2010) ©Sarah Barnes |
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| Adult: west London (July 2010) ©Sarah Barnes |
Adult: west London (July 2010) ©Sarah Barnes |