Double Striped Pug Butterfly

Pictures gallery of Double striped Pug Butterfly

Sightings

Only butterfly seen! 24/06/2012: Speckled Wood (3) Adult: Bloody Bridge River Valley, NEWCASTLE, Co. Down. J385270: IAN RIPPEY: 24/06/2012: Common Blue (1)

Newborough Warren - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Brimstone (butterfly) Brindled Ochre; Brown-veined Wainscot; Brussels' Lace; Buff Double Striped Pug; Drinker; Flame Shoulder; Flounced Rustic; Foxglove Pug; Frosted Orange

Butterfly Conservation: Highland Branch - Butterfly and Moth Species

Butterfly and Moth Species in Highland Double-striped Pug . Gymnoscelis rufifasciata . Streak. Chesias legatella . Broom-tip

My Wildlife Friendly Garden

There haven't been many moths around this week, not even the Double -striped pugs. It has been a lovely warm week and we had our first butterfly in the garden

Butterfly Conservation: Highland Branch Newsletter 13

Read the latest Newsletter from Butterfly Conservation Highland Branch Exceptionally high counts included c.40 Double-striped Pugs at the windows on 14th and 23

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Common heath, Treble brown-spot, Common pug, Double-striped pug with black spot, the pupa is yellow and black striped and the adult moth is as beautfiul as a butterfly

Common garden moth identification - Birds and Moths of Weston

Double-striped Pug Lesser Broad-borderd Yellow Undering

March 2007 - Glamorgan Moth Recording Group

Male Brimstone butterfly in Pontprennau, Cardiff this morning, my first for the Quaker (1), Hebrew Character (2), Early Grey (1), Oak Beauty (1), Double-striped Pug (1).

Britain's beautiful butterflies and moths - plant information.

Britain's beautiful butterflies and moths and the plants that attract them. Sub-angled Wave, Mullein Wave, Lace Border, Shaded Pug, Double-striped Pug, Black-veined

Cheshire Moths - Butterfly Conservation

Brindled Pug: Eupithecia abbreviata: Double-striped Pug: Gymnoscelis rufifasciata: Rosy Rustic: Hydraecia micacea : Barred Straw: Eulithis pyraliata: Coxcomb Prominent