πŸͺ² Beetles

Green Nettle Weevil

Phyllobius pomaceus

About Green Nettle Weevil

A bright metallic green weevil covered in iridescent scales, commonly found on nettles. The green scales wear off with age, revealing black cuticle beneath. Very common in spring.

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Did You Know?

The brilliant green color is produced by tiny scales that gradually wear away, making old beetles look completely different.

Distribution

Where Green Nettle Weevil can be found

Seasonal Activity

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Peak activity Moderate Low / dormant
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