Small Long-horn

Rare.&nbsp; Recorded fairly recently from Burledge Hill and Max Bog on the northern fringes of the Mendips, and at Shapwick Heath long ago (no record since 1954).<br>

Brassy Long-horn

Scattered and local across the county, especially in calcareous areas, but can often be very common where it occurs.&nbsp; It is at its most common on the hills around Bath and the Poldens, with surprisingly few records from the Mendips.&nbsp; The foodplant is Field Scabious.

Coppery Long-horn

Rare and local - most records from the Bristol area, but also recorded around Yeovil/Crewkerne.<br>

Nemophora cupriacella

Copper-tip Longhorn