Cherry-fruit Moth

Fairly common, with a few records every year.&nbsp; Most records are of adults to garden light
traps, and it seems commoner in urban areas, unsurprisingly for a species which
will feed on ornamental cherries.

Apple-fruit Moth

Fairly scarce, being reported in small numbers most years,
but not every year.&nbsp; The principal
foodplant is Rowan <i>Sorbus aucuparia</i>,
and unsurprisingly the moth is commonest in upland south and west Somerset –
the Quantocks, Blackdowns and Exmoor.&nbsp; It
is no doubt under-recorded, especially on Exmoor.

Brown Rowan Argent

Fairly scarce, recorded in small numbers most years,
scattered across the county.

Argyresthia semifusca

Purple-washed Tip Moth