Pantilius tunicatus
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Phenology
Adults seen September-October,
may overwinter. Mainly a late season species
Length
8-10mm
Description
Usually wioth quite pronounced red markings
but can be variable, with newly emerged adults tending to be green
This Mrid is relatively large with the antennae shorter than the
body The terminal banding of the antennae also assist as a ponter
to this species
Life Cycle
Habitat
Found on the lower
ground layer in particular situated on the lower branches of hazel,
alder and birch.
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Images
Image Courtesy Geoff Foale (C) 2017
By Siga (Own work) [Public domain],
via Wikimedia Commons
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Phenology |
Adults seen September-October, may overwinter. Mainly a late season species | ||||||||||||||
Length |
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Description |
Usually wioth quite pronounced red markings but can be variable, with newly emerged adults tending to be green This Mrid is relatively large with the antennae shorter than the body The terminal banding of the antennae also assist as a ponter to this species |
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Found on the lower ground layer in particular situated on the lower branches of hazel, alder and birch. | ||||||||||||||
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