Description
Body Length 8 to 11mm. Has a square head and straight front edge to the pronotum
Habitat
Often found on brown-field sites and other open habitats, as well as woodland. It uses hollow stems of bramble, umbellifers etc as nest sites, provisioning its larvae on weevils.
Status and Distribution
A southern species, though not the West Country, sparsely recorded as far north as Nottinghamshire. Uncommon in Nottinghamshire and at Netherfield Lagoons.
Best Time to See
May to September.
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