Sedge Fanner

Rare, with very few records since the first decade of the
current century, scattered across the county, usually in damp woodland
situations.

Stonecrop Fanner

There are two records of this moth from long ago, at Misterton and at Batcombe.&nbsp; It was found as recently as 1991 just across the Wiltshire border by targeted searching around its hostplant, Biting Stonecrop <i>Sedum acre</i>, and it may well be awaiting rediscovery in the county in rocky places or along old stone walls, which abound in parts of Mendip.

Cotton-grass Fanner

No Somerset records; associated with cotton-grass <i>Eriophorum</i> spp., and possible it has been
overlooked in suitable habitat on Exmoor or in the Gordano valley.

Glyphipterix haworthana

Cottongrass Moth