Theres No Smoke Without Cloud

For the first time in ages, we had a cloudy night here, and it did produce the second best night of the year with 76 moths of 33 species, although amongst them was only two year ticks, and one new for the garden - a little disappointing.
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The garden tick was a long overdue, although faded, Blotched Emerald. Smoky Wainscot and Clouded Border were new for the year. Also another Elephant Hawk-moth, but a very tatty one.
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28th June:
9 Heart and Dart
6 Riband Wave
5 Double Square-spot
5 Small Seraphim
4 Buff Arches
4 Heart and Club
4 Common Marbled Carpet
4 Mottled Beauty
3 Dark Arches
3 May Highflyer
3 Uncertain
2 Common Lutestring
2 Buff-tip
2 Treble Brown Spot
2 Coronet
2 Minor Sp.
1 Clouded Border NFY
1 Blotched Emerald NFG
1 Maiden's Blush
1 Barred Red
1 Light Emerald
1 Small Fan-foot
1 Engrailed
1 Dot Moth
1 Flame
1 Dunbar
1 Rustic
1 Elephant Hawk-moth
1 Green Pug
1 Marbled White Spot
1 Ingrailed Clay
1 Smoky Wainscot NFY

The moths were playing up, so I only managed this shot!:

Smoky Wainscot