Larch-boring Argent

The larvae feed on larch, which is a species of upland
plantations in Somerset, a habitat rarely surveyed by lepidopterists.&nbsp; Rare – though
likely under-recorded – with four records: West Luccombe (1997), Churchill (1988),
Williton (1985) and a vague record for ST45 (Mendips - 1980).

Leek Moth

Formerly rare, now quite common and widespread.&nbsp; Can be a pest on cultivated leeks, and unsurprisingly most records are of moths to light in gardens.

Bittersweet Fanner

Recorded most years in small numbers, usually as leaf-mines
on various Solanaceae.&nbsp; 

Acrolepia autumnitella

Bittersweet Fanner