Aplotarsus incanus
Aplotarsus incanus
Description
Length: 7 to 8.5 mm. Dull black and elongate with a fine pubescence. Legs are brown. The pronotum is very finely punctuated (denser in males). Elytral punctures larger than those on the pronotum and very dense - running into each other. The frons (between the eyes) is relatively flat.
Recording advice
Records not accepted from photos alone.
Habitat
Damp grassland, marshes, pond edges, etc.
When to see it
April to July
Life History
Larvae feed on grass roots, the adults on grasses, rushes and willows.
UK Status
Fairly frequent in Britain mainly in the more central areas.
VC55 Status
Fairly frequent in Leicestershire and Rutland.
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Coloured squares = NatureSpot records: 2025+ | 2020-2024 | pre-2020


