Viburnum Leaf Beetle
Pyrrhalta viburni
Adult viburnum leaf beetles live on viburnum shrubs, where they feed on leaves and sometimes chew elongated holes in the foliage. They can fly between host plants to feed, mate, and disperse. Females lay eggs in small pits chewed into twigs, then cover the sites with chewed bark and droppings.
- Type
- Wing
- Conservation status
- NE
Growth chain
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- Viburnum Leaf Beetle