Orange-spot Piercer

Scattered across the county, favouring limestone areas, especially the Poldens and around Bath, though is not restricted to this habitat.&nbsp; It is most often observed by day on the flower-heads of Hogweed, the larval foodplant, and can be reared from the seeds.&nbsp; It is also said to be attracted to the TIP pheromone lure.

Black Piercer

Rare.&nbsp; The early stages are unknown, possibly associated with blackthorn or oak.&nbsp; Most of the recent records are of adults to light.&nbsp; Orchard Wood (24 May 2008, 3 June 2006), Greyfield Wood (25 Aug 2000), Shapwick Heath (22 July 2020), West Luccombe (17 June 1993), Asham Wood (3 June 1929).

Black-patch Piercer

A single record, from Chedington
Woods in 2010.&nbsp; Associated with conifers.

Pammene ochsenheimeriana

Dusted Fir Moth