moth trap

I have recently bought a skinner moth trap and am now beginning to work out a few of the moths that come to the light every evening. A fascinating look into the nocturnal world of my garden.
from the top:

• beautiful hooktip
• brimstone
• brown rustic
• buff ermine
• buff tip
• clouded silver
• common carpet
• common white wave
• common swift
• flame shoulder
• green silver lines
• heart and dart
• large nutmeg
• light emerald
• pale tussock
• peppered moth
• pine hawkmoth
• privet hawk moth
• scorched wing
• setaceous hebrew character
• silver ground carpet
• small fan foot
• spectacle
• nutmeg
• the fan foot
• the flame
• udea olivalis
• vines rustic
• white ermine
• willow beauty.

Still about 20 species as yet, unidentified. Think the above are correct, but if anyobne knows that I have made a mistake, please let me know.