| Lacebugs are
small insects, having sculptured wings and pronutum,
producing the lace-like patterning from which they derive
their name. The first county record of Dictyla
convergens came in June 2015, in the form of yet
another notable record from the Nottinghamshire Wildlife
Trust's Attenborough Nature Reserve, where the adult
below left, was found and photographed by Tim Sexton. Tim
recorded the nymph (lower two photographs) a few years
later in July 2018. Our thanks go to Tim who kindly
allowed us to use both of his photographs on the website.
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