Woundwort Case-bearer

One of the county's most frequently recorded coleophorids, with many of the records being of adults attracted to light.&nbsp; Rather less frequently found as a larval case, and all Somerset records are from Hedge Woundwort Stachys sylvatica, although other, closely-related foodplants are used elsewhere in the country.

White-clover Case-bearer

A handful of records of this species from Somerset, all as adults to MV light and none as yet of the larval cases on clovers.&nbsp; Berrow (1992, 1994), Batheaston (2002), West Sedgemoor (2004), Priddy Mineries (2016).

Spikenard Case-bearer

A scatter of records of larval cases across the county, from fleabane Pulicaria dysenterica, ploughman's spikenard Inula conyzae and (once) from elecampane Inula helenium.

Coleophora conyzae

Spikenard Case-bearer