Issus coleoptratus

Length 6.1-7.7mm. The huge number of cross-veins in the wings is very characteristic; there is only one similar species, Issus muscaeformis, but this is much rarer.

Can be identified from good quality photographs, preferable one from directly above and one from the side. 

It is found on a range of woody plants, including most common deciduous trees.

Adult: June to November.

It is fairly frequent in England, especially in the southeast, but rarer in Scotland and Wales.

Status in Leicestershire and Rutland not known.