Grey Chi

A species of moorland and grass hillsides, mainly from Wales north to Scotland. Turner (1955) listed it as a northern species that turned up in the county occasionally. There are several modern county records, but numbers recorded have fallen since the 1990s.&nbsp;&nbsp;Recent records seem to be concentrated on
the Midsomer Norton/Radstock area.

Merveille du Jour

The star attraction of the autumn, this moth is widespread in the county in variable, but seldom high, numbers.&nbsp; The larval hostplant is oak, and it is more frequently found in areas where woodland is dominated by oak - the west and south of the county, and the extreme eastern border.

Brindled Green

This moth may be under-recorded as it flies relatively late in the year.&nbsp; It is frequently encountered in the south of the county, but absent from inland Exmoor and from north of the Poldens, reappearing, rather less frequently, north of the Mendips.

Brindled Green

Dryobotodes eremita