White-striped Leafhopper
Alebra albostriella
The adult white-striped leafhopper occurs on oak foliage in deciduous woods, parks, and mature hedgerows. It feeds on sap from leaves and readily shifts between leaves or trees with short flights. Its pale striping can make the tiny adult difficult to spot against the mottled surface of an oak leaf.
- Type
- Wing
- Conservation status
- NE
Growth chain
- ?
- White-striped Leafhopper