Least Black Arches

Widespread across the county, possibly becoming more common though rarely come across in any numbers.

Kent Black Arches

A recent arrival, now likely to be locally resident with multiple records from some sites.&nbsp; The first record was in 2009; the moth has been increasingly frequently recorded since 2014, though is still being reported less than 10 times a year.

Short-cloaked Moth

Fairly common and widely distributed in the county, though like a number of moths that feed on thorn-bushes, absent from areas in both the east and west of the county.

Short-cloaked Moth

Nola cucullatella