Double Kidney

A species of wetlands, damp woodlands, riverbanks and marshes, restricted largely to parts of southern England, south and west Wales, central Yorkshire and the Norfolk Broads. Turner (1955) considered it to be very local but sometimes common. Since 1971 it has been recorded irregularly and in small numbers, mainly in the Avalon Marshes.

The Satellite

Emerging in autumn, hibernating, and flying again in early spring, this moth's flight times mean that it may be under-recorded.&nbsp; It is essentially a woodland moth, and has been reared in the county from oak and elm, but is also regularly recorded in gardens.&nbsp; Records show that it occurs widely but patchily across the county.

Angle-striped Sallow

A nationally scarce moth of woodland and heaths with mature birches, which as a resident is restricted in England to the Midlands and Yorkshire and northern Scotland. Outside of those areas it is a scarce immigrant. Turner (1955) listed one very old record at Keynsham. Since 1971 there has been a small number of county records.

Angle-striped Sallow

Enargia paleacea