What it looks like: This species averages 5mm in length. The head, pronotum, and elytra are entirely metallic, either shiny, dark, or dull blue. The head has distinct lines throughout but are more prominent on the frons between the eyes. Both the legs and the antennae are dark but the legs may have a tint of metallic color. The ridge at the base of the wing cover is complete.

Where you'll find it: This species has been found in western Canada as well as throughout the United States.

Natural History: Lebia viridis adults have been found feeding on the immature stages of grape vine flea beetles.