Status: Widespread in south and SE England, an old record from Scotland, not recorded from Wales or Ireland. May have declined. Scarce (Notable B).
Habitat: Various
Host plant: Various herbaceous plants, and often hawthorn, also birch saplings and cypress.
Overwintering: Uncertain, but probably as 1st instar larvae within oak buds.
Food: Adults on pollen, larval feeding unknown.
Other notes: Dosrally with fine, dense pubescence and coase punctures; elytral interstices shiny.

Status: Widespread and locally common in England and Wales, not recorded from Scotland or Ireland.
Habitat: Mixed or deciduous woodland
Host plant: Various trees and shrubs.
Overwintering: Unknown.
Food: Adults on anthers and pollen, especially of white flowers. Larval feeding unknown/uncertain.
Other notes: Dorsally almost hairless, with diffuse punctures and dull elytral interstices.

Status: Scattered; Scotland only. Scarce (Notable A).
Habitat: Broad-leaved woodland.
Host plant: Young aspen and birches.
Overwintering: As adults.
Food: Adults on leaves, larvae are leaf-miners.

Status: Widespread and locally common in England, scattered in Scotland and south Wales, recorded in Ireland (Co. Clare) in 1971. Not current categorisation though possibly declining, and previously listed as Scarce (Notable B).
Habitat: Various
Host plant: Aspen and other poplars, also willows
Overwintering: As adults
Food: Adults on leaves (largely of saplings) leaving behind a perforated network of veins; larvae are leaf miners forming black blotches.
Other notes: Head orange-yellow. Leaf-mining larvae parasitised by the pimpline ichneumon Scambus inanis and the braconid wasp Meteorus brevicauda.

Status: Scattered in SE and midland England, previously more widespread (north to Cumbria). Vulnerable (RDB2), previously categorised as Endangered (RDB1)
RDB Category: Vulnerable (RDB2)
Habitat: Broadleaved woodland, commons.
Host plant: Poplars, sometimes willows.
Overwintering: As new generation adults.
Food: Adults on leaves (usually on fairly mature trees), larvae are leaf-miners.
Other notes: Head black.