Barred Tooth-striped

This species used to found more widely but is now largely restricted to scattered sites on chalk downs in southern England, where it frequents scrub, hedgerows and open woodland. Always very rare and local in the county,&nbsp; the small number of 21st century records have come from Great Breech Wood, near Somerton.&nbsp; The larvae feed on Privet and Ash.

Small Seraphim

Local and restricted in distribution, but can be abundant where it occurs, coming to light sometimes in good numbers, especially in the Avalon marshes and at Berrow.&nbsp; Less numerous elsewhere, and absent from some substantial areas of VC6 in particular.

Yellow-barred Brindle

Common and widespread, though rarely more than a few attracted to light at any one time.

Yellow-barred Brindle

Acasis viretata