Golden-rod Bell

Associated with goldenrod, a
species of dry, acid soils with a restricted distribution in the county.&nbsp; Long known from the Avon Gorge/Leigh Woods
area, from where it was most recently recorded in 2003.&nbsp; Also, historically, from Cheddar Gorge
(1987), Goblin Combe (1963), Shapwick (1954), Bickenhall (1949), Clevedon and
Portishead (1913).&nbsp; In Somerset, the
foodplant is most frequent in the west, and it is surprising that the moth has
not been recorded there.

Saltmarsh Bell

A saltmarsh species associated
with sea-aster <i>Aster tripolium</i>, found from Hinkley Point to Sand Point,
with an outlier population at Porlock Marsh.&nbsp;
It is a rare wanderer inland.

Pale Lettuce Bell

A single, very recent, record from
Radstock.&nbsp; Its most frequent foodplant,
prickly lettuce <i>Lactuca serriola</i>, is a plant expanding both in range and
frequency locally, and more records of this moth might be expected in the near
future.

Eucosma conterminana

Pale Lettuce Bell