On Urtica dioica

On Heracleum sphondylium

Length: 3.4-4.3mm

Egg	Nymph	Adult
(Winter)	(Earliest: 8.6)	May - November (Earliest: 27.5) (2 Generations)

Biotopes:	Meadows	Spruce Forest Edge	Gardens
Food: (Polyphagous)	Eupatorium cannabinum Sap	Petasites hybridus Sap	Urtica dioica Sap	Heracleum sphondylium Sap
	Jacobaea vulgaris Sap
Possible Food: (Polyphagous)	Cirsium Sap	Senecio Sap	Lamium Sap	Mentha Sap
Possible Parasites:	Several Dryinidae
Predators:	Crossocerus annulipes
Other Possible Predators:	Several Crabronidae	Several Miridae

British Bugs: Eupteryx aurata
Nature Spot: Potato Leafhopper - Eupteryx aurata
Insektenbox: Gold-Blattzikade
Plant Parasites of Europe: Eupteryx aurata

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