Bilberry Roller

A moth of Exmoor and the Quantocks, where it is probably under-recorded, its distribution mimicking the distribution of its foodplant, bilberry Vaccinium myrtillus.&nbsp; Only one VC6 record, from Burnham-on-Sea (surely a migrant), but not impossible it might exist along the greensand belt along the Wiltshire border, where its foodplant occurs.

Small Festooned Roller

Formerly widespread, but not
recorded since 2004, when it was found at both Orchard Wood in the Blackdowns
and Great Breach Wood in the Poldens.

Buckthorn Roller

Very rare, if not extinct.&nbsp; Brislington (pre-1906) and a record flagged
as “unconfirmed – no specimen” from Priddy Mineries in 1999.&nbsp; Associated with buckthorns.

Ancylis unculana

Buckthorn Hook-wing