Yellow Belle

Scarce in sandy, coastal areas,
especially around Berrow and Sand Bay; also on species-rich, rocky grassland
sites with considerable bare ground, such as Hurlstone Point and Crook
Peak.&nbsp; An occasional wanderer elsewhere.

Grey Scalloped Bar

A local and uncommon species of moorland, heathland and bogs, with a very scattered population in Britain. Turner (1955) did not list it as a county species . There have a handful of records since 1972, almost all from the Exmoor area. Considering the amount of suitable habitat in the county, perhaps targeted trapping might produce more records. It may be disturbed by day, since males bask on open ground.

Straw Belle

A nationally rare species of rough chalk grassland, it has always been sporadic in the county.&nbsp; There are just two modern records, from Taunton in 1948 and Bratton, near Minehead, in 2014.

Straw Belle

Aspitates gilvaria