White-spotted Pinion

An elm-feeding species that has been hit badly by Dutch elm disease.&nbsp; Turner (1955) considered it to be local and uncommon in the county. Most modern records occurred in the period from 1950 to 1993, followed by just a couple of records in the 21st century.

Double Kidney

A species of wetlands, damp woodlands, riverbanks and marshes, restricted largely to parts of southern England, south and west Wales, central Yorkshire and the Norfolk Broads. Turner (1955) considered it to be very local but sometimes common. Since 1971 it has been recorded irregularly and in small numbers, mainly in the Avalon Marshes.

The Olive

Rare; recorded most years but not every year, always in very low numbers.&nbsp; Records are scattered across the county, with nowhere appearing to be a particular stronghold.&nbsp; Conspicuously absent from much of the Levels.

The Olive

Ipimorpha subtusa