Paracorymbia fulva is a large longhorn beetle, 9-14 mm long. Its golden brown elytra (wing cases) are tipped with black. It also has black legs and antennae.

It is usually found near to the coast in the southern half of England, from Norfolk round to Cornwall.

Adults are usually on the wing in June and July.

Little is known as the larvae of this species have never been found. The adult is found in broad-leaved woodland.

Uncommon nationally with nearly all records coming from coastal areas in the southern half of Britain. RDB3.

Uncommon in Leicestershire and Rutland.