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MichaelMulvaney wrote:
22 Mar 2025
Possibly Creontiades dilutus
Mirini sp. (tribe)
KylieWaldon wrote:
22 Mar 2025
?Mirini species (tribe) Mirini sp. (tribe) (A mirid bug) :)
Mirini sp. (tribe)
donhe wrote:
19 Mar 2025
@clarehoneydove : it would be really good if you could rear this one to an adult moth for an ID.
Lymantriinae (subfamily)
donhe wrote:
19 Mar 2025
I think the 2 dorsal organs on the penultimate pair of segments indicate Lymantriinae, but it does not look like any of the 25 published photos of larvae species in that subfamily , so probably one of the other 50 or so species with no published larval photos.
Lymantriinae (subfamily)
Jimbobo wrote:
13 Mar 2025
Male of the species.
Pergagrapta bella

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Fuligo septica at Goulburn, NSW

Mirini sp. (tribe) at Goulburn, NSW

Coccidae sp. (family)

Amorbus rubiginosus at Goulburn, NSW

Macrotona australis at Goulburn, NSW

Lymantriinae (subfamily) at Goulburn, NSW

Echinopogon caespitosus at Goulburn, NSW

Echinopogon sp. at Goulburn, NSW

Microlaena stipoides at Goulburn, NSW

Macrotona australis at Goulburn, NSW

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