At the request of my county moth recorder I sent my 3 pics to the Natural History Museum for a definative Id. It took over a month but I finally got a reply:
"This specimen appears to be more like ab. subalbida Verity although there is only a subtle difference in colour between this ab. and ab. mincki Seebold. It is impossible to tell which one it is for certain from the photo as the colours may be distorted. "
So there it is
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You can see why the experts need to see the real thing and it proves that you chaps all did a fantastic job for me - thank you
Either way, neither aberrants have been recorded round my way for some 30 years so the county moth recorder is happy and it is going to be offically logged (although as what, I don't know
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Dearie me, I almost hope I don't find another one this year, can't bare not having an exact name
DM