Hook-tipped Roller

A single record, from Shapwick in
1910.&nbsp; The moth is associated with
buckthorns, which are still present in the area, although this is a well-recorded part of the county.

Buckthorn Roller

Very rare, if not extinct.&nbsp; Brislington (pre-1906) and a record flagged
as “unconfirmed – no specimen” from Priddy Mineries in 1999.&nbsp; Associated with buckthorns.

Bilberry Roller

A moth of Exmoor and the Quantocks, where it is probably under-recorded, its distribution mimicking the distribution of its foodplant, bilberry Vaccinium myrtillus.&nbsp; Only one VC6 record, from Burnham-on-Sea (surely a migrant), but not impossible it might exist along the greensand belt along the Wiltshire border, where its foodplant occurs.

Ancylis myrtillana

Bilberry Hook-wing