Cymus claviculus
Description
A very small bug - length 2.5 to 3.5 mm. The four bugs in this genus are distinctively shaped and have a highly punctured body and forewings. However, they can be difficult to separate. This species is recognised by a narrow impunctate band near the corio-claval suture. In the other members of the genus, the corium is punctured throughout.
Identification difficulty

Habitat
Often found in drier habitats than the others, on sandy heaths and dry meadows.
When to see it
Adult: All year
UK Status
Widespread in the southern half of Britain, but not well recorded.
VC55 Status
Status in Leicestershire and Rutland not known.
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