Spikenard Fanner

Nationally, a rare species of calcareous grassland.&nbsp; On the Somerset list thanks to a record in
the 1906 Victoria County History from Abbots Leigh (probably Leigh Woods), and
not recorded since. Associated with ploughman’s spikenard.

Sedge Fanner

Rare, with very few records since the first decade of the
current century, scattered across the county, usually in damp woodland
situations.

Cocksfoot Moth

Very common, sometimes abundant, probably occurring right
across the county with the gaps in distribution probably reflecting lack of
recorders rather than absence of the moth.

Glyphipterix simpliciella

Cocksfoot Moth