Seeking confirmation of Oak Tree Pug for this one. Again, discal spot fairly fat, and appeared to be intermediate in size between Double-striped and Brindled.
Hi Keith, Yes, that's a well-marked Oak-tree Pug, with the very distinct discal spot and whitish area beyond it. As well as being shorter-winged, the moth when fresh is also rather more colourful than Brindled. Oak-tree seems to have just come on the scene over the past few days to provide us all with the first proper "pug confusion" of the season.
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Hi Keith,
ReplyDeleteYes, that's a well-marked Oak-tree Pug, with the very distinct discal spot and whitish area beyond it. As well as being shorter-winged, the moth when fresh is also rather more colourful than Brindled. Oak-tree seems to have just come on the scene over the past few days to provide us all with the first proper "pug confusion" of the season.
Thanks for that, Dave
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