Buckthorn Cosmet

Four records, all from the north-east of the county; quite
likely to still exist in the area.&nbsp; A
confirmed record requires dissection of an adult to distinguish it from other <i>Sorhagenia</i> species present nationally
but not yet recorded from Somerset, which share its larval foodplant of
buckthorn.

New Marsh Cosmet

A single record, from Walton Moor in 2017.&nbsp; The moth is associated with Common Reed and
is a relatively recent arrival in this country (1996).&nbsp; Parts of the county have an abundance of
suitable habitat and it might be expected to establish itself here in the
future.

Pellitory Cosmet

Three records, all recent and all westerly.&nbsp; This moth seems to be expanding its range
northwards at present, so more records might be expected.&nbsp; It comes to light and can be recorded as a
leaf-miner on Pellitory-of-the-wall.

Cosmopterix pulchrimella

Pellitory Beauty