Silver-striped Marble

Rare, but recorded from across the county, with locations as
diverse as calcareous grassland at Tucking Mill near Bath, and moorland at
Chetsford Water on Exmoor.

Mistletoe Marble

A national rarity for which Somerset is a stronghold,
feeding on mistletoe and most usually recorded as a mine.&nbsp; Widespread in the area between Taunton,
Bridgwater and Langport.&nbsp; No recent
records from the north Somerset Levels or from the southern fringes of the
Mendips, where potentially suitable habitat exists.

Common Marble

Common to abundant just about everywhere, and one of our
most frequently recorded microlepidoptera.

Celypha lacunana

Common Marble