Beaded Chestnut

Widespread and common, though numbers seem to be declining.&nbsp; No records from inland Exmoor, perhaps through lack of recording there.

Dusky-lemon Sallow

This species,&nbsp; strongly associated with elms, has suffered a severe population decrease, most likely as a result of Dutch elm disease. Turner (1955) considered it to be scarce and local in the county, so it has probably never been widespread. It needs broad-leaved woodland, hedgerows and parkland with Wych or English Elms large enough to flower abundantly.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Pale-lemon Sallow

Just one county record, from
Taunton in 1948, for this moth, which is essentially a species of eastern
England.&nbsp; It is associated with poplars.

Pale-lemon Sallow

Cirrhia ocellaris