Round-winged Muslin

A scarce and local wetland
specialist, which rarely seems to wander far from its breeding grounds, which
are intermittently and irregularly surveyed.&nbsp;
Occasionally found in good numbers at Shapwick and Westhay, and this
area appears to hold its strongest population in the county.&nbsp; Also reasonably frequently recorded from the
Gordano Valley, Berrow and Priddy Mineries, and a couple of recent records from
the eastern edge of Taunton suggest there may be another population
establishing in this area.

Rosy Footman

This moth is doing well in
Somerset at present, increasing in numbers and expanding its range in the
north-east of the county, where it was formerly absent.&nbsp; It is now only absent from inland
Exmoor.&nbsp; Whilst it is regular at light in
gardens in small numbers, the largest numbers occur in woodland sites,
particularly on the Blackdowns and Quantocks.

Muslin Footman

Occurs across much of the county
but with gaps, particularly in the north and west.&nbsp; Like many of its relatives, numbers seem to
be increasing at present.

Muslin Footman

Nudaria mundana