The Annulet

A local, primarily coastal species,&nbsp; found on rocky and limestone cliffs, grassy banks and sandy sites. Inland it may be found on heathland, moorland and downs. The larvae feed on a variety of plants. It is very variable in colour, ranging from pale to dark specimens, dependent on the ground colour of its location. It may readily be flushed by day from rest. Historically it was common in limestone areas but now most county records come from Exmoor, coastal VC6 and the Mendips.&nbsp;

Light Emerald

Common and widespread, possibly becoming more numerous.&nbsp; The most likely of the emerald geometrids to come to garden light.&nbsp; Double-brooded, flying June/July then again September/October.

Barred Red

Widespread across the county in
low numbers.

Barred Red

Hylaea fasciaria