Holly Tortrix

Common but local, and infrequent
to light in gardens.&nbsp; Rather more
frequently found in woodlands.

Bilberry Bell

A single recent record from each
of Exmoor, the Quantocks and the Blackdowns; the foodplant, bilberry <i>Vaccinium
myrtillus</i> is common in all three areas, and there may be more sites to be
found.&nbsp; The origins of one found recently
in Radstock are less clear, as this is well away from areas of bilberry.

Downland Bell

Rare, and associated with species
of scabious, which must themselves have declined considerably within the
county.&nbsp; A record from Combe St Nicholas,
on the edge of the Blackdowns, in 2013; historic records from Haselbury
Plucknett and Leigh Woods.

Rhopobota stagnana

Downland Bell