The Streak

Historically rare and local in the county, it has been reported irregularly in small numbers since 1990; its late flight period (October) may mean that it is under-recorded. It was once regularly recorded from the hills around Minehead, and although it has not been seen there since the 1970s, it may still occur there.&nbsp; Its habitats include moorland,&nbsp; heathland, hedgerows and other habitat where the larval foodplant, Broom, occurs.

Treble-bar

A moth of open, flowery places, commonest in areas where flower-rich semi-natural habitat still survives.

Lesser Treble-bar

Very similar to and can be confused with Treble-bar. In the county it is thinly distributed and much less common than Treble-bar, but that may be because of identification difficulties. It occupies a wide range of open habitats, including woodland rides, calcareous grassland, sand dunes and coastal cliffs.

Lesser Treble-bar

Aplocera efformata