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Thursday 17th June 2004, 09:36
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Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Coventry
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Is this a Double Striped Pug?
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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Thursday 17th June 2004, 10:03
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Ancient Entomologist
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Low Westwood, Durham. England.
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Spot on, it is a Double Striped Pug. Harry |
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