The pug is Double-striped, Alan, and that's one you will need to become familiar with because it is one of the commonest and you will see it again throughout the year. The pointy wing-shape is quite distinct. I suspect your two drabs are both Clouded, while the brownish one of the trio is a Twin-spotted Quaker - it might be washed-out but you can still clearly see the twin spots (they are brown on this one rather than the more prominent black but that's quite a regular form).
The pug is Double-striped, Alan, and that's one you will need to become familiar with because it is one of the commonest and you will see it again throughout the year. The pointy wing-shape is quite distinct. I suspect your two drabs are both Clouded, while the brownish one of the trio is a Twin-spotted Quaker - it might be washed-out but you can still clearly see the twin spots (they are brown on this one rather than the more prominent black but that's quite a regular form).
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! So grateful for your guidance.
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