Pale Pinion

Present right across the county in low numbers; like many macro-moths, it appears to be more frequently recorded in the south and west.

Orange Upperwing

This used to be widespread but local in southern England.&nbsp; Turner (1955) listed two old records from Crowcombe and Weston-super-Mare and considered it to be very rare. There have been occasional records in southern England of presumed immigrants, including a county record of one attracted to light at Nether Stowey in May 1980.&nbsp; It needs to be distinguished from Orange Sallow.

Tawny Pinion

A scarce moth, being recorded annually in low numbers across most of the county.&nbsp; The larval foodplant is ash, and the effects of ash dieback must pose a threat to this moth.

Tawny Pinion

Lithophane semibrunnea