Sorrel Pigmy

This is Britain's smallest moth, and it is invariably recorded as a leaf-mine.&nbsp; It is extremely local, but leaf-mines are abundant where it occurs.&nbsp; To date it has only been recorded from Hurlstone Point, Priddy Mineries and Ubley Warren (the latter not yet mapped).&nbsp; It might occur at other sites with very short turf, bare ground, and an abundance of sorrels.

Gold Swift

A scattering of records across the county and giving the appearance of a species in decline.&nbsp; Clusters of records in the western Blackdowns, southern Exmoor and the Quantocks.<br>

Ghost Moth

Widespread and common across the county.<br>

Ghost Moth

Hepialus humuli