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Discussion
35 min ago
The Stictochila genus can be diificult to identify to species in the ACT, there are 3 known species known for the ACT, see 'Moths in the ACT', p. 70.
Yesterday
Not quite sharp enough focus for this nymph, possibly Phaulacridium
Acrididae sp. (family)
Lyneham, ACT
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I would expect a vast array of dissimilar Noctuoidea immatures, so I would question how such a category would add much. However where immatures of a family, tribe or subfamily are clearly similar there is a case for a category I think. iNaturalist's AI algorithm suggested this was Noctuidae family, however all the suggestions it made were non-Australian examples,
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