Pug I.D. Help please (1 Viewer)

Hi Was looking through Brindled Pug photos and this one caught my eye as the wings seemed rounder than others. I wondered if it may be an Oak-Tree Pug. Its shape seems right, its discal spot seems wide enough and it has the pale patch beyond the discal spot referred to in Pug Moths of North-west England (Hancock).
Caught in my garden, west Scotland on 26 March which seems a little early but everything is early this year.

Thanks

Dougie

Always tricky these pugs but without reading your comments first, my initial reaction was Oak-tree Pug.

The two features that indicate to me that this is Brindled, are the shape of the discal spot which isn't rounded enough for Oak-tree and the wing tips which are too pointed and fit perfectly, Brindled IMHO.

Thank you both for replies. Yes, not easy this mothing game. I’ll keep trying.

Dougie