ID Help Please

[mpiekp]

Saw this, but am terrible at moth ID, could anyone help please

[aeshna5]

Welcome to WAB. Not an easy one because it's so worn- possibly a Clouded Drab?

[mpiekp]

Thanks, doesn't match any image I can find, I know its worn but the antennea don't fit.

[Lance Morgan]

A very worn Common Wainscot Mythimna pallens

[mpiekp]

Looks more like it, but that would be very early doesn't fly till may though ?

2199 Common Wainscot Mythimna pallens
(Linnaeus, 1758)
Wingspan 30-35 mm.

With a similar distribution to the Smoky Wainscot (M. impura), occurring over much of Britain, this is another common species, though less so than impura in many parts, especially further north.

The two moths show some variation, and can resemble one another, but this species generally has much cleaner whitish hindwings.

In the south there are two generations, flying from May to October; further north there is just one, in July and August.

Like the former species, grasses make up the larval foodplants.

[nutmeg]

I can't make out from the image, but what colour are the antennae?

[JRsbugs]

Common Quaker.. Orthosia cerasi?

[mpiekp]

Yes, I've looked at several images now of early quaker and found a few that are as pale as this, and the antenea match. Thank you al.