Other moths


Other moths

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Discussion

donhe wrote:
Yesterday
As it was empty, I guess the occupant decided to go elsewhere. So it could have been a spider or a caterpillar. We will never know.

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Hejor1 wrote:
Yesterday
@donhe I opened one and it was empty, so I think they had already emerged and maybe the pupa case is the the white part stuck on the end.

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kasiaaus wrote:
8 Jun 2025
It was attached to tree bark. On a eucalyptus, I think.

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donhe wrote:
8 Jun 2025
@kasiaaus : was the cocoon attached to anything : wall or twig or leaf etc ?

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donhe wrote:
8 Jun 2025
Not Leptocneria reducta which has a hairy pupa. Maybe Anthela ocellata ?

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