Spindle Knot-horn

Associated with spindle, a plant of calcareous areas, and restricted in distribution by its foodplant.&nbsp; Generally a scarce moth, with occasional years when it becomes noticeably commoner.&nbsp; The vast majority of records are of adults at garden light traps.

Dotted Oak Knot-horn

Widespread, formerly reasonably common, but seems to have become much less numerous since the turn of the century.&nbsp; Comes to light, usually singly.

Dingy Knot-horn

A handful of historic records scattered across the county, with something of a southerly and westerly bias.&nbsp; Last recorded here in 1980.

Hypochalcia ahenella

Dingy Knot-horn