Pine Marble

Rare, but probably under-recorded.&nbsp; Associated with pines, it is primarily a
western, woodland species, although most records are of adults to light in the
gardens of some of the county’s few microlepidopterists.

Large Marble

A single record, from near Taunton in 2018.&nbsp; As it is a day-flying, moorland moth, it is
possible it is resident but unobserved somewhere in the upland parts of the
county.

Arched Marble

This beautiful little day-flyer is rare and local in Somerset, though possibly under-recorded.&nbsp; Largely an Exmoor species; most records are from Haddon Hill, but it also occurs in and around Halse Combe further north.&nbsp; Formerly in the Quantocks, but last seen there at Five Lords Wood in 1986.&nbsp; A single record from Berkley Marsh in the extreme east of the county in 2015; like the Exmoor sites, it is an acidic, oaky area, and the moth could occur elsewhere nearby.

Olethreutes arcuella

Coppice Beauty