| DESCRIPTION |
Up to 11mm. These common weevils can be found throughout the year and are quite distinctive with their stout bodies that are black with creamy-rust patches, and their swollen femurs on all legs. The elytra is slightly grooved and pimpled. The snout is short and the antennae are elbowed at approximately halfway. |
| BEHAVIOUR |
The flightless adults are all female, reproducing by parthogenesis. They feed at night. |
| DISTRIBUTION |
Widespread throughout and somewhat of a pest to gardeners. |
| HABITAT |
Anywhere where there are plants to be taken especially gardens and parks. During winter months can be found indoors. |
| PERIOD |
All year round. |
