White Spotted Pug(top)and Common Pug (bottom)
This year so far I have been studying the pugs at light in the back garden and trying hard to id them.So far the results are as follows----
Brindled pug 22
V-Pug 1
Double striped Pug 3
Common Pug 13
Foxglove Pug 2 (1 on 18th april very early record)
Oak -tree pug 3
White Spotted Pug 1
Pug sp...7
2 comments:
pretty much the same here Andy with
Brindled Pug 80
V-Pug 1
Double-striped Pug 4
Common Pug 15
Foxglove Pug 3
Oak Tree Pug 3
White-spotted Pug 3
Currant Pug 3
Which Pug? 47 (probably all Brindled)
White Spotted seems more common locally than stated, in our neck of the woods anyway.lets hope for a few pugs tonight.Bri
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