Previously referred to as Cicadetta incepta.Species number (TNS): 464.Fore wing length:16–19 mm.Distribution and seasonality:Patchy in southern South Australia, western Victoria and central western New South Wales. Most records are from east of Adelaide. Adults occur in November and December.Notable localities:Adelaide Hills.Habitat: Open forest and woodland, including shrubby mallee woodland.Calling song and behaviour:Song unknown (likely high-pitched).Similar species: Neon Ambertail.