Hemp-agrimony Plume

Fairly common and widespread,
though restricted by the distribution of its foodplant, the calcicole
hemp-agrimony <i>Eupatorium cannabinum</i>.&nbsp;
Occasional at light but more often recorded by the gall made in the
foodplant by the larvae.

Citron Plume

Rare, associated with calcareous
grassland, and most likely to be encountered in the Mendips and northwards.

Small Golden-rod Plume

Rare, and restricted by its
foodplant.&nbsp; A 2014 record from Bratton,
near Minehead, and it might be expected to be more common in this area.&nbsp; Historically known from Leigh Woods.&nbsp; A 2013 record from Bath is puzzling and may
reflect dispersal.

Hellinsia osteodactylus

Small Goldenrod Plume