Elm Midget

The commoner of the two Phyllonorycters mining elm, and probably to be found everywhere in the county where elm occurs.&nbsp; Possibly absent from the Levels and the moorland districts of Exmoor, owing to the lack of its hostplant.

Red Birch Midget

Despite the scientific name, a miner of birches.&nbsp; It is restricted by the distribution of its host plant, and most common where they occur naturally, but fairly readily colonises planted birches, and as a result is rather more widely distributed than the birch-feeding <i>Stigmella</i> leaf-miners.

Large Midget

A scarce, but possibly under-recorded, miner of the leaves of honeysuckle and related plants.&nbsp; Probably more widely distributed than shown.

Phyllonorycter emberizaepenella

Large Midget