Rush Marble

Fairly common across the county,
though especially frequently recorded on Exmoor, the Blackdowns and the Gordano
valley.&nbsp; Most records are of small
numbers of adults to light, but the moth also flies by day, and on appropriate
habitat – marshy ground with plenty of rushes – it can be seen by day in good
numbers.

Heath Marble

Always rare, now possibly extinct, with the last record
being at Chard Junction in 1996.

Blotched Marble

Always rare and local.&nbsp;
The most recent record was in 2006 and it may now be lost to the county.

Endothenia quadrimaculana

Blotched Marble