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Is this a Double Striped Pug? (1 Viewer)

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This one landed in our kitchen last night. I only managed one shot before it flew off and disappeared into an area I couldn't get to.

I studied my moth CD and this is the only one I thought it could be.

Am I right?
 

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This one landed in our kitchen last night. I only managed one shot before it flew off and disappeared into an area I couldn't get to.

I studied my moth CD and this is the only one I thought it could be.

Am I right?
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Hello Reader,

Spot on, it is a Double Striped Pug.

Harry
 
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