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.

Red Roller

Scarce, but probably
under-recorded.&nbsp; Associated with oak, it seems not to wander
to gardens from its woodland home.&nbsp; Most
county records are from the Blackdowns, where the woods have been relatively
well-surveyed, and it might be present in poorly-recorded wooded areas such as
the Exmoor valley woodlands and the east Somerset woods.

Lemon Bell

A single Somerset record, from
Watchet in 1913.&nbsp; It is plausible that it
still occurs there.

Thiodia citrana

Lemon Bell