Peach Blossom

Widespread across the county, though perhaps more frequent in the west of the county and the higher parts of the Mendips, and scarcest in the south-east.<br>

Scarce Hook-tip


The
only known locality (and, for many years, the only known location nationally) was Leigh Woods, near Bristol, where the foodplant was Small-leaved Lime (Tilia cordata). Its history there is summarised in the article recommended below. The moth has not been recorded for a long time. A possible immigrant.

Barnett, R. "Avon Gorge, Leigh Woods and Bristol Downs" in Barnett et al, <i>Moths of the Bristol Region</i>&nbsp;(2008), p.15-17.

Chinese Character

Widespread and frequently recorded right across the county.<br>

Chinese Character

Cilix glaucata