Eumea linearicornis male - Thickthorn Wood, Warwickshire 2022b by Steven Falk
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The third antennal segment is 4.5-5.5 as long as the second (about 3-4 times as long as the second in male mitis). The upper parafacialia only has 2-4 short hairs below the lowest parafrontal bristle (mitis has hairs more extensive and sometimes extending half way down the parafrontalia).
A good clue to this spcies is the three dark medan stripes at the frint of the thorax.
A good clue to this spcies is the three dark medan stripes at the frint of the thorax.
The third antennal segment is 3-4 times as long as the second (about 2-3 times as long as the second in female mitis). The upper parafacialia only has 2-4 short hairs below the lowest parafrontal bristle (mitis has hairs more extensive and sometimes extending half way down the parafrontalia).
A good clue to this spcies is the three dark medan stripes at the frint of the thorax.
