The Viburnum Cushion Scale is one of the common scale pests in the UK.
The adult male (above left) is a small, winged whitefly with yellow body. The female (above centre) is a wingless, legless scale insect
attached to its host plant and looking like a soft-bodied, legless, brown wood louse.
Its host plant is not exclusively viburnum but a range of others including olives, ivy and, here, Mexican orange blossom.
In addition the insect excretes a sticky honeydew which becomes a black mould. (It is a different insect to the Viburnum Whitefly,
Aleurotuba jelinekii, and the Viburnum Leaf Beetle,
Pyrrhalta viburni.)