White Sallow Bell

Scarce and scattered in
distribution, although it is encouraging that the vast majority of records are
relatively recent.

Small Spruce Bell

The specific name suggests a
birch-feeder, but it is actually associated with spruces.&nbsp; Few records, with the recent ones being from
Berrow (2006), Chedington Woods (2010), Burnham-on-Sea (2000) and West Luccombe
(1997, 2000).&nbsp; It may be worth searching
some of the upland spruce plantations in the county for this species.

Birch Bell

A handful of records scattered
across the county for this species.&nbsp; It
is hard to account for its scarcity; the larvae feed on the catkins of several common
tree species.

Epinotia demarniana

Birch Bell