Common Pug

The most common and widespread of the pugs, being found right across the county.

Valerian Pug

A nationally scarce species that has always been rare and local in the county. It is found mainly in wetlands and damp woodlands but is sometimes&nbsp; also found in drier habitats where its larval foodplant, Common Valerian, occurs. Because of its habitat requirements, most county records have come from the Avalon Marshes and surrounding areas. Needs to be distinguished from Lead-coloured Pug and pale Common Pug.

Currant Pug

Fairly widespread and common, but the distribution is very 'patchy', the moth being locally common in some areas but scarce or absent elsewhere.

Currant Pug

Eupithecia assimilata