Rhopalus sapporensis is a tiny, hairy true bug found in East Asia. Its brown, dark-speckled body is only about 0.24–0.31 in (6–8 mm), so a close-up photo is usually needed.
Appearance
Appearance
The body is brown with many fine hairs and scattered dark dots. The base and tip of the fourth are paler.
Where it lives
Typical habitats
Grasslands in Japan
Range
It occurs in China, Japan, Korea, the Russian Far East, and Vietnam.
Behavior
Diet
Adults and young bugs suck juices from grasses, knotweeds, and aster family plants.