Busy and varied here with a strongly-marked Pale Pinion. I'm still hunting the micro's ID and if a pug expert is passing... Martin Wainwright, Thrupp, Oxon
I'm no Pug expert, but I suggest that all are Brindled/Oak-tree Pugs from what I can see. All seem to have the bi-angulate post-median line with characteristic double 'arrowhead' near to the dorsum. The top left, for example with small narrow discal marks is likely a Brindled, while the bottom left likely an Oak-tree, both from the wing shape and the larger more rounded discal spots.
Hi Martin
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Martin
I'm no Pug expert, but I suggest that all are Brindled/Oak-tree Pugs from what I can see. All seem to have the bi-angulate post-median line with characteristic double 'arrowhead' near to the dorsum. The top left, for example with small narrow discal marks is likely a Brindled, while the bottom left likely an Oak-tree, both from the wing shape and the larger more rounded discal spots.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks John - much appreciated. Sorry to be slow in thanking. All best M
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