Morley's Final Catalogue: Somewhat rare, and usually singly; widely distributed. 'Rare, but now and then visits the apricot blossoms' (Sudbury Journal). Copdock in April 1900 (Hkg); singly at Bentley Woods and Monks Soham in May (Mly). A few at light in Ipswich, 1893-9 (Mly, Baylis, Pyett, Platten). Needham, Tuddenham. Bungay (Mn), Barsham (Gls), Beccles (Crf); Gorleston (Mr); on sallows at Belton and Fritton (Wiltshire, &c.).

Recent Suffolk Status: Common.

Life history: Single-brooded. Recorded from March to June in Suffolk. Usually seen at light traps in small numbers.

Identification: Pale forms of Clouded drab could be confused with Powdered quaker, but normally have some darker markings and a straighter outer cross line.

Habitat: Marshland, wet woodland, gardens.

Recorded in 45 (78%) of 58 10k Squares. First Recorded in 1893. Last Recorded in 2025. Additional Stats

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