Anthelid moth (Anthelidae) field guide

21 species

Anthela (genus) (An Anthelid moth)

Anthela (genus)
Anthela (genus)
Anthela (genus)

Anthela (genus) adult (Australian Hairy Bears)

Anthela (genus) adult
Anthela (genus) adult
Anthela (genus) adult

Anthela (genus) immature (Unidentified Anthelid Moth)

Anthela (genus) immature
Anthela (genus) immature
Anthela (genus) immature

Anthela acuta (Common Anthelid)

Anthela acuta
Anthela acuta
Anthela acuta

Anthela canescens (Anthelid moth)

Anthela canescens
Anthela canescens
Anthela canescens

Anthela connexa (Day-Flying Anthelid)

Anthela connexa
Anthela connexa
Anthela ferruginosa
Anthela ferruginosa
Anthela ferruginosa

Anthela guenei (Four-Spot Anthelid)

Anthela guenei
Anthela guenei
Anthela guenei

Anthela nicothoe (Urticating Anthelid)

Anthela nicothoe
Anthela nicothoe
Anthela nicothoe
Anthela ocellata
Anthela ocellata
Anthela ocellata
Anthela repleta
Anthela repleta
Anthela repleta
Anthela varia
Anthela varia
Anthela varia

Anthelidae (family) (Unidentified Anthelid moth or Australian woolly bear)

Anthelidae (family)
Anthelidae (family)
Anthelidae (family)

Chelepteryx chalepteryx (White-stemmed Wattle Moth)

Chelepteryx chalepteryx
Chelepteryx chalepteryx
Chelepteryx chalepteryx
Chelepteryx collesi
Chelepteryx collesi
Chelepteryx collesi

Chenuala heliaspis (Rose Anthelid)

Chenuala heliaspis
Chenuala heliaspis
Chenuala heliaspis
Nataxa flavescens
Nataxa flavescens
Nataxa flavescens

Pterolocera (genus) (Antheliid moth)

Pterolocera (genus)
Pterolocera (genus)
Pterolocera (genus)

Pterolocera amplicornis (An Anthelid moth)

Pterolocera amplicornis
Pterolocera amplicornis
Pterolocera amplicornis
Pterolocera leucocera
Pterolocera leucocera
Pterolocera leucocera

Pterolocera undescribed species (Unidentified Grass anthelid moth)

Pterolocera undescribed species
Pterolocera undescribed species
Pterolocera undescribed species
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