Copper Underwing

Separable only with difficulty
from the scarcer - but not rare - Svensson’s Copper Underwing, both as an adult and as a
larva.&nbsp; Common and widespread across the
county, with gaps in its distribution likely to be caused by under-recording.&nbsp; The larvae are polyphagous on the foliage of various deciduous trees.

Toadflax Brocade

A resident and suspected immigrant species of vegetated coastal shingle and bare ground, not recorded in Britain till 1939, when it was recorded in East Sussex. Since then it has expanded its range along the south-east coastlines and into London and parts of East Anglia. Inland it has occurred on verges, waste land, brownfield sites and gardens. The first county record was in&nbsp; 2013, since when a few more have been recorded

The Anomalous

A moorland species that is a rare
wanderer to gardens.&nbsp; Restricted to the
northern Quantocks, parts of Exmoor and the remaining areas of moorland on
Mendip.&nbsp; At times it can be numerous in
these areas.

The Anomalous

Stilbia anomala