MARBLED MINOR is my guess but will ask Andy to peer up its kilt and check out its claspers, hope it's a male ! So in the meantime...........
MARBLED MINOR agg.
Thanks Andy,.......... MARBLED MINOR
One of two SMALL WAVED UMBER from last night
OK, I'll go for...errrm....COMMON PUG
GREEN CARPET, common but stunning
OK (again), I'll go for...errrrrrrrrrrm........I would like it to be an OAK-TREE PUG but.........
My 6th LIME HAWKMOTH and YES they are different moths.
First two of these for the year with many more to come.....
SETACEOUS HEBREW CHARACTER
one of 3 LARGE NUTMEG
COMMON SWIFT pale form
COMMON SWIFT dark form

Results:-
18 x S.S.Dart
5 x Turnip Moth
4 x Heart & Dart
3 x Common Swift
3 x Large Nutmeg
2 x Setaceous Hebrew Character (first for year)
2 x Treble Lines
2 x Treble Bar
2 x Bright-line Brown-eye
1 x Lime Hawkmoth
1 x Brimstone Moth
1 x Common Marbled Carpet (same one as the previous night)
1 x Pale Mottled Willow
1 x Vine's Rustic
1 x Marbled Minor agg. for now ! After dissection it has been confirmed as MARBLED MINOR, thanks Andy