Bug FAQStenopsocus immaculatus
Stenopsocus immaculatus · Order: Psocodea · Family: Stenopsocidae
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Stenopsocus immaculatus is a yellow-black psocid that lives in leaf litter and on tree bark. It occurs in Great Britain and Ireland and eats a wide range of trees such as oak, birch, pine and hazel.
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How to recognize it
The insects are coloured yellowish-black.
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Where it lives
They are found in leaf litter.
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What it eats
They feed on many tree species, including alder, ash, beech, birch, oak, pine and spruce.
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Where it comes from
They are native to Great Britain and Ireland.
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Questions people ask
What trees does Stenopsocus immaculatus eat?
It feeds on a variety of trees such as alder, ash, beech, birch, oak, pine, spruce and many others.
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Where can I find Stenopsocus immaculatus?
It lives in leaf litter and is found in Great Britain and Ireland.
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Sources
- Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stenopsocus_immaculatus
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