Sometimes referred to as Pauropsalta vitellinus. Species number (TNS): 388. Fore wing length: 21–26 mm. Distribution and seasonality: Widespread in Queensland from Herberton and Cardwell southwest to Julia Creek and south to Lemon Tree near Millmerran and Beardmore Dam via St George. It occurs from November to February. Notable localities: Crows Nest (G. Walter), Eidsvold, Lake Broadwater. Habitat: Populations occur in eucalypts along inland rivers and on the tops of ridges. Calling song and behaviour: Sharp, repetitive double chirps. This is a common species that can be difficult to observe due to its habit of preferring the upper limbs of trees; however it is attracted to light. Similar species: Northern River Tree Buzzer.