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Moths of Northamptonshire This is a distinctive pug which presumably would not have been overlooked prior to the first record in 1945 and therefore must have increased its range within the county in the second half of the last century. This was the most common species of pug moth recorded in the static Pitsford Reservoir light traps for the five years from 1999 to 2003 with eighty-eight examples seen overall. www.northamptonshirewildlife.co.uk /nmoths/1862.htm

Double-striped Pug - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Double-striped Pug (Gymnoscelis rufifasciata) is a moth of the family Geometridae. It is a widespread and common species, being found throughout the Palearctic region, the Near East and North Africa. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Double-striped_Pug

Holly - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The flowers are sometimes eaten by the larva of the Double-striped Pug moth. During winter storms, birds often take refuge in hollies, which provide shelter, protection from predators (by the spiny leaves), and food. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Holly

Picture page about Double-striped Pug Gymnoscelis rufifasciata Then there is the double stripe mentioned in the name of the moth. In most other pugs the basic color is either grey or greyish brown. The caterpillar of the Olive Moth is found on a great number of shrubs and lower plants, such as holly, gorse, wild and cultivated heather, ragwort etc. The larvae don't usually eat the leaves, but prefer flowers and fruits. www.gardensafari.net /english/picpages/gymnoscelis_rufifasciata.htm

Pugs Awaiting ID Pugs Awaiting ID Pugs Awaiting ID I have split off the Pugs as I am having problems with them and they are starting to clutter up the main "awaiting id" page Common Pug WS 22mm Disused Road 21st May Pug 13 Pug 17 - Garden 31/5 - WS 23mm approx www.vc66.co.uk /mothweb/pugs_awaiting_id.htm

mothstrappingresultsjanmay2004 Double-striped Pug was the first of the year and only the second area record. New for the area was the Rustic Shoulder-knot, whilst White-spotted Pug was the first here since 2001. Highlight was the Lunar Marbled Brown total, with nearly all examples appearing within the first hour of trapping. mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /eakringbirds/mothstrappingresultsjanmay2004.htm

Lancashire Moths 2002 Other Pugs reported were White-spotted from Pennington Flash, Ochreous and Dwarf from Orrel, Grey, Mottled and Oak-tree from Burrow Heights, Lancaster, a late Double-striped from Preston and Marsh Pug from Flixton. Despite the occasional Oak Beauty, Early Thorn, Pebble Prominent, Streamer and Double-striped Pug from various locations together with a double bill of Tawny and Pale Pinion from Flixton, numbers were generally very poor. Checks of various moorland-edge sites in both the south and north of the county all turned up Glaucous Shears, sometimes into double figures and in the Trough of Bowland area they were joined by Dark Brocade, Ochreous Pug and Autumn-green Carpet. www.lancashire-moths.org /issue4/4.php

Dog Details, Meaning Dog Article and Explanation Guide The Asian wolf also probably combined with descendants of the European wolf to create the Mastiffs—the Tibetan Mastiff being an example of a very ancient breed—leading eventually to the development of such diverse breeds as the Pug, the Saint Bernard, and the Bloodhound. Merle: Marbled coat with darker patches and spots of the specified color; for example, a blue merle is marbled gray and blue with black and sometimes white patches; a red (or liver) merle has deep red or brown on lighter red, often with white or black mixed in. Recent genetic evidence shows that most modern dog breeds are related to Asian canines, contradicting earlier hypothoses that the dog, like humans, had evolved originally in Africa. www.e-paranoids.com /d/do/dog.html

Articles - Calluna The flowers are sometimes eaten by the larva of another moth, the Double-striped Pug. Heather is a popular ornamental plant in gardens, with many named cultivars selected for variation in flower colour. The larva of Lepidoptera species including Emperor Moth, The Engrailed, Lesser Yellow Underwing, Autumnal Rustic, True Lover's Knot and Ingrailed Clay also feed on the plant. www.awningz.com /articles/Calluna

2003 Insect Archive This Double-striped Pug, caught at a lighted window at Fair Isle Observatory, constitutes the first record of this species for Shetland. Of interest, the first Striped Hawkmoth for Faroe was recorded on 5th August. There were at least 3, probably 4, Convolvulus Hawkmoths at North-a-Voe, Mid Yell and another in Mid Yell. www.pennington.charitydays.co.uk /insectarchive03.htm

What sort of caterpillar is this? White, patches of pale yellow dorsally, seven broad black stripes along back and sides. White, rows of large black spots dorsally, orange spiracular stripe. Yellowish-green, broad blackish stripe dorsally, subdorsal line pale yellow. www.whatsthiscaterpillar.co.uk /Geometridae_seven.htm

::: Wyreforest.net Wyre Forest Study Group Park House Moths::: Satin Lutestring, Bilberry Pug and Common Fan-foot are not found elsewhere in the county and Great Oak Beauty has not been recorded anywhere else in recent years. Other very local Worcestershire moths were Clay Triple-lines, Alder Kitten, Plain Wave, Lead-coloured Pug and Beautiful Snout. Grass Wave (only otherwise found at Hartlebury Common and Devil's Spittleful) seems to have been the first Wyre Forest record since Les Evans prior to 1960. www.wyreforest.net /Study_Group/wyreforest.netwa.html

Mothlist for Lankham Bottom 1862 Double striped Pug rufifasciata 01 08 03 www.dorsetbutterflies.co.uk /lankham_mothlist.htm

Untitled Document Keith Arter had an early Double-striped Pug on 16th (earliest date 15th in 1996). Colin had Purple Thorn in Lydd, Pete had another Double Kidney at the reserve, Barry had Small Ranunculus at Greatstone, Dave had Scallop Shell ( 8th a.r.) and Chris had Mere's Wainscot (17th a.r.) at Dungeness, Black Arches and Coronet at the back of New Romney, Langmaid's at Littlestone, another Coronet in Keith's Lydd trap. Jill had the earliest recorded Wormwood Pug on 19th in Lydd. www.mothsofdungeness.co.uk /year04.html

UTB Moths Double Square-spot was the most numerous at 17 and there were two new additions to my 2004 list - Heart and Club and Smoky Wainscot, but none for the UTB list. David Redhead reports a Double Kidney caught in his last overnight moth trap on 30/31 July along with another 45 species. Identifying the Pugs still usually defeats me and the above identification is thanks to Martin Townsend. www.wendy.campbell6.btinternet.co.uk /utb_moths_MayToDec04.htm

Portland Bird Observatory - wildlife diary - November and December 2002 Immigrant moths in the Obs garden moth-traps this morning: 12 Plutella xylostella, 7 Udea ferrugalis, 7 White-speck, 1 Gem and 1 Silver Y ; resident species still on the wing included Angle Shades, Large Yellow Underwing, Turnip and Double-striped Pug. Immigrant moths in the Obs garden moth-traps this morning: 15 Plutella xylostella, 10 Udea ferrugalis, 5 White-speck, 1 Scarce Bordered Straw, 1 Dark Sword Grass, 1 Pearly Underwing and 1 Silver Y. Immigrant moths in the Obs garden moth-traps this morning: 3 Plutella xylostella, 1 White-speck, 1 Udea ferrugalis and 1 Dark Sword Grass. www.btinternet.com /~portlandbirdobs/wildlife_diary_11and12_2002.htm

Portland Bird Observatory - wildlife diary - January / February 2001 The first Double-striped Pug of the year was trapped in the Obs moth traps. The first butterfly of the year - a Small Tortoiseshell at the Bill - was seen today. The first fairly mild night of the year produced nothing more in the moth-traps than a few Winter Moths. www.portlandbirdobs.btinternet.co.uk /wildlife_diary_1and2_2001.htm

page38.html Common Quaker 7; March Moth 1; Double-striped Pug 1; Satellite 1; Twin-spotted Quaker 3; Clouded Drab 1; Hebrew Character 1. Common Quaker 3; Clouded Drab 1; Double-striped Pug 2; March Moth 1: Hebrew Character 3; Double-striped Pug 1; Clouded Drab 1; Emmelina monodactyla 2; Diurnea fagella 1: www.simplybirdsandmoths.co.uk /page38.html

Moths seen in Santa Engracia The Oak Hawk-moth Marumba quercus is present, as are the wonderfully streamlined Spurge and Striped Hawks and the day-flying Hummingbird Hawk. Three species that are extinct in Britain, the Essex Emerald, Spotted Sulphur and Gypsy Moth have been captured, along with some of the most striking moths that visit Britain as rare migrants: The Passenger, Lunar Double-stripe and The Alchymist. Among those that have been recorded at the house or in nearby locations are the delicately beautiful Spanish Moon Moth and the stunning Giant Peacock with the largest wing span of any European species. www.casaguilla.com /moths.html

BirdForum - Is this a Double Striped Pug? Spot on, it is a Double Striped Pug. BirdForum > Nature In General > Butterflies and Moths > Is this a Double Striped Pug? View Thread : Is this a Double Striped Pug? www.birdforum.net /archive/index.php/t-18416

Moths Limespeck pug ( Eupithecea centaureata Denis and Schiffermüller)* radleyvillage.org.uk /ourvillage/natural_history/moths.htm

St Helens Wildlife Recording Group Double-striped Pug, Queens Park - 28th July 2002 Double-brooded, flying in April and May and again in July and August. www.sthelenswildlife.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /doublestripedpug.htm

Geometridae: Butterflies Double-striped Pug (Gymnoscelis rufifasciata) - Text and Images. www.infochembio.ethz.ch /links/en/zool_schmet_spanner.html

Lancashire Moths 2002 During the first half of March, Double-striped Pug got into the record books at Flixton and St.Helens, and a Brindled Pug likewise at Wray, with both Water Carpet (Gait Barrows on 24th) and Bright-line Brown-eye (Burnley on 30th) making there first ever pre-April Lancashire excursions. 1828 Satyr Pug (Eupithecia satyrata) 16/5 Flixton KM, gen.prep. 1840 Shaded Pug (Eupithecia subumbrata) 2/6,14/6,17/6 Heysham NR NLN www.lancashire-moths.org /report2002/2.php

Moth Recording - get the latest checklists and recording software minuta) Common Heath (Ematurga atomaria) Common Lutestring (Ochropacha duplaris) Common Marbled Carpet (Chloroclysta truncata) Common Pug (Eupithecia vulgata clarensis) Common Pug (Eupithecia vulgata scotica) Common Pug (Eupithecia vulgata vulgata) Common Pug (Eupithecia vulgata) Common Quaker (Orthosia cerasi) Common Rustic (Mesapamea secalis) Common Rustic agg. www.mapmate.co.uk /moths.htm

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BirdForum - Help needed to ID some moths. From what ive found i think that 2 may be a Dogs tooth, 3 may be a Double striped pug and 4 might be a Grey pine carpet but im not sure on these and i havent a clue on No.1. #3 and #4 Agreed with Double-striped Pug and Grep Pine Carpet. I don't think it is Toadflax Pug (on the basis of the angle of part of one of the cross-lines). www.birdforum.net /archive/index.php/t-36863

page38.html Common Quaker 7; March Moth 1; Double-striped Pug 1; Satellite 1; Twin-spotted Quaker 3; Clouded Drab 1; Hebrew Character 1. Common Quaker 3; Clouded Drab 1; Double-striped Pug 2; March Moth 1: A wide variety of early spring species were trapped inc - Small Brindled Beauty ; Red Chestnut; Common Quaker, Small Quaker, Twin-spotted Quaker, Satellite, Pale Pinion ; Grey Shoulder-knot, Clouded Drab, Hebrew Character; Engrailed, Red-green Carpet, Mottled Pug, Brindled Pug, Diurnia fagella, Ypsolopha ustella; Epinotia immundana, being the best. www.simplybirdsandmoths.co.uk /page38.html

Untitled Document Keith Arter had an early Double-striped Pug on 16th (earliest date 15th in 1996). Colin had Purple Thorn in Lydd, Pete had another Double Kidney at the reserve, Barry had Small Ranunculus at Greatstone, Dave had Scallop Shell (8th a.r.) and Chris had Mere's Wainscot (17th a.r.) at Dungeness, Black Arches and Coronet at the back of New Romney, Langmaid's at Littlestone, another Coronet in Keith's Lydd trap. Colin had 2 Slender Brindle (19 previous dates), Keith had a third Small Ranunculus, both in Lydd. www.mothsofdungeness.co.uk /year04.html

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