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Campylosteira verna Family: Tingidae This species is normally distinctive by its very small size. The pronotum has three longitudinal keels and the front margin is strongly concave. The forewings are narrow, leaving a long central gap. Local in parts of southern England, living in moss on sparsely-vegetated calcareous soils. Adult: All year Length 1.5-2.0 mm
	Adult: Cambs (September 2015) ©Tristan Bantock