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Discussion

YumiCallaway wrote:

Yesterday

They are a master of camouflage aren't they! Haven't seen a photo with their legs out in some time so it's very cool you managed to capture it. Exciting to say it's the first sighting submitted to NatureMapr from the Albury-Wodonga region thus far :)

Celaenia excavata

ibaird wrote:

23 Apr 2025

Male with feathered antennae.

Scopula rubraria

ibaird wrote:

20 Apr 2025

Not sure I see the black head of T. perlinearia.

Taxeotis intextata

KylieWaldon wrote:

18 Apr 2025

wow. TYVM wendy. I've often wondered what those were. I've never seen the adult moths then. I will keep my eyes more peeled.

Cebysa leucotelus

WendyEM wrote:

17 Apr 2025

Hi Kylie, Cebysa leucotelus is one to watch out for. They are very colourful little moths. The female, like all?/many? in this group is flightless, but unlike others that stay in their bag when they pupate, she gets out and walks about. see Cebysa leucotelus
the male is brown&yellow female blue& orange

Cebysa leucotelus