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The second one looks like Brindled and the third Oak-tree (not as elongated as Brindled and with a heavier discal spot, and a more distinct pale patch beyond it).
ReplyDeleteI still can't work out the first one! It has the general appearance of Golden-rod or Grey, but looks too brown for those.
George
I agree that the first one is perplexing. It doesn't seem to have a discal spot, but doesn't look particularly right for any species. I don't think it's safe to ID from a photo (but am happy to bow to a Pug specialist!)
ReplyDeleteI'm not a pug expert either, but my first impression of the top one was Brindled Pug.
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