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WendyEM wrote:
21 Apr 2025
https://bold-au.hobern.net/specimens.php?taxid=324045
Glyphipterix platydisema
RodDeb wrote:
23 Mar 2025
@WendyEM @ibaird greatly appreciate your time and effort with this. Thank you.
Lepidoscia cataphracta
ibaird wrote:
22 Mar 2025
Most L. cataphracta have a dot on the inner as well as the outer margin,
Lepidoscia cataphracta
WendyEM wrote:
22 Mar 2025
The only problem I can see is the dot on the costa instead of the inner margin. Otherwise L. cataphracta is the closest match with this moth.
Lepidoscia cataphracta
ibaird wrote:
22 Mar 2025
I'm not convinced, after looking at a series of identified L. cataphracta images, including the BOLD Hobern ones that this moth matches L. cataphracta
Lepidoscia cataphracta

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Sus scrofa at Tharwa, ACT

Dama dama at Tharwa, ACT

Petroica boodang at Tharwa, ACT

Petroica boodang at Tharwa, ACT

Petroica boodang at Tharwa, ACT

Diplacodes haematodes at Tharwa, ACT

Callocephalon fimbriatum (identifiable birds)

Chelodina longicollis at Tharwa, ACT

Chelodina longicollis at Tharwa, ACT

Chelodina longicollis at Tharwa, ACT

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