Bittersweet Fanner

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

Fleabane Fanner

Fairly common but quite local; most of the records are the
work of a small number of recorders, suggesting the moth may be considerably
under-reported.&nbsp; Comes to light but also
frequently recorded by looking for the mines on fleabane, which can sometimes
be numerous.

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.

Acrolepiopsis assectella

Leek Moth