Large Clover Case-bearer

One of the more frequently recorded coleophorids in Somerset.&nbsp; Most, if not all, records are from adults attracted to light, and it is one of the very few of its family not requiring dissection for identification.&nbsp; Found across the county, though the only records west of Taunton are from the coast around Porlock.<br>

Grey Alder Case-bearer

Fairly common in Somerset and usually recorded as a larval case; although found on other plants nationally, the Somerset records are all from alder or hazel.&nbsp; A concentration of records around Shapwick, and others around Bath and Taunton.<br>

White-legged Case-bearer

Widespread across the county and fairly frequently recorded, both at light and as a larval case.&nbsp; The recorded foodplants in Somerset are ground-ivy and marjoram, though in other parts of the country it uses other members of the mint family.<br>

Coleophora albitarsella

White-legged Case-bearer