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ibaird wrote:

24 Apr 2025

According to Moths of Victoria the short black line from the costa at the base of the forewing distinguishes it from other Stibaroma species and Nisista sp. (3).

Stibaroma undescribed species sp. (1) (MoV. Part 5)

NedJohnston wrote:

9 Jan 2025

@donhe thanks for your ID! I've added a copy of that image to the sighting.

Endoxyla encalypti

donhe wrote:

9 Jan 2025

@NedJohnston : please can you add a copy of
http://lepidoptera.butterflyhouse.com.au/coss/4635919.jpg
to the sighting to show evidence for the ID ?

Endoxyla encalypti

ibaird wrote:

9 Jan 2025

OK, I'll leave it someone else to decide!

Endoxyla encalypti

donhe wrote:

9 Jan 2025

You have to download the original image and view that at full resolution to see the blue boundary of the thorax. I put a screen shot of it at
http://lepidoptera.butterflyhouse.com.au/coss/4635919.jpg

Endoxyla encalypti