The Grey Dagger and the Dark Dagger (Acronicta tridens) look identical, although individual moths of each vary.
The names "dagger", "psi" and "tridens" are from the markings on the moths which resemble a dagger, the Greek letter
or a trident. (The different American "Gray Dagger" is related.)
Both moths are prevalent in much of Europe and parts of North Africa and Asia. Curiously, the Dark Dagger
is usually lighter than the Grey Dagger and often has whiter underwings. The colourful caterpillars of each moth
are more different and that of the Dark Dagger is darker. (They have similar food plants.) Wingspan 30-45mm; UK flight time Jun-Aug.