Gorse Crest

Associated with gorse; fairly common across much of the
county where the foodplant is found, though with a surprising shortage of
records from Exmoor.

Ash-coloured Crest

Scarce and local.&nbsp;
Most of the recent records are from Sand Bay, suggesting a resident
population there; also Priddy Mineries (2011) and Tickenham Hill (2001).&nbsp; Turner (1955) and the 1906 Victoria County
History give a range of records scattered widely across the county (though
excepting the west), so maybe this species has declined.

Marjoram Crest

Associated with marjoram, <i>Origanum vulgare</i>, a herb of calcareous grassland.&nbsp; Most of the 9 records relate to larvae on the
host plant, and come from the north of the county; perhaps surprisingly, there
are none from the Poldens or the Mendips proper.

Acompsia schmidtiellus

Marjoram Snout