Netted Argent

Rather local, though as with many birch-feeding species,
commonest in the upland south and west of the county (and perhaps
under-recorded here).

Gold Rowan Argent

This moth, associated with rowans and whitebeams, always
appears to have been rare in the county.&nbsp;
Recent records come from the central Mendips and around Porlock.

Brindled Argent

Always fairly scarce and local, and appears to have been
declining; the removal of many apple orchards would no doubt account for
this.&nbsp; 21st century records
from the Weston-super-Mare and Taunton areas, Tyntesfield and Langport.

Argyresthia curvella

Brindled Argent