26 species last night. One we can't ID positively but think it could be a Vestal.
5 identifiable species of pug common, double striped, mottled and white spot (photo below) and one that is puzzling us. Fryer's ?
Also a larva found in February on ivy hatched into an Old Lady!.
Any help with ID's appreciated. Bob & Helen
A good night
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Re: A good night
Hi Bob & Helen,
1. Brown Silver-lines 2. White-spotted Pug. 3. Ochreous Pug.
4. Could be Freyer's have you got another picture showing aerial view?
Regards
Greg
1. Brown Silver-lines 2. White-spotted Pug. 3. Ochreous Pug.
4. Could be Freyer's have you got another picture showing aerial view?
Regards
Greg
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Thanks Greg. The two pictures of the unknown pug are of the same pug which looks very grey not yellowy at all. Bob & Helen
Re: A good night
Hi Bob & Helen
In that case the unknown Pug is an Ochreous Pug.
Regards
Greg
In that case the unknown Pug is an Ochreous Pug.
Regards
Greg