Twin-spot Centurion
Sargus bipunctatus
Adult twin-spot centurions frequent sunny woodland edges, hedgerows, gardens, and flower-rich clearings. They visit flowers for nectar and may rest on foliage between short, quick flights. The dark adult bears two conspicuous pale abdominal spots that give the species its common name.
- Type
- Wing
- Conservation status
- NE
Growth chain
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- Twin-spot Centurion