Long-nosed Tortrix

Very rare and local.&nbsp; Known from three records at West Luccombe from 1995-2000, it may still persist in this area.

White-barred Tortrix

Fairly common and widespread in upland south and west Somerset, and also in the Mendips and northwards.&nbsp; Absent from a large swathe of central Somerset, centred on the Levels.&nbsp; Mostly flying in June and July, this moth has a partial second brood in September.

Hedge Tortrix

Uncommon and local, with most records from the south of the county between Taunton and Crewkerne.&nbsp; It comes to light in gardens, usually as a rare wanderer though certain favoured gardens can attract the species regularly.

Isotrias rectifasciana

Hedge Tortrix