Oenogenes fugalis

A Pyralid moth at Adaminaby, NSW

Oenogenes fugalis at Adaminaby, NSW - 17 Nov 2018
Oenogenes fugalis at Adaminaby, NSW - 17 Nov 2018
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Identification history

Oenogenes fugalis 18 Jan 2019 ibaird
Oenogenes fugalis 18 Jan 2019 donhe
Hellula hydralis 18 Jan 2019 AndyRoo

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In road verge on valley floor just east of entrance to "Happy Valley" on Bushrangers Hill Road, several km south of Adaminaby.

7 comments

donhe wrote:
   19 Jan 2019
H. hydralis has a triple peaked white 2nd line rather than the double peaked line in this specimen,
and also a nearly straight 1st line separating a pale marginal fascia, rather than the zigzag 1st line and the brown marginal fascia of this specimen.
AndyRoo wrote:
   20 Jan 2019
Thanks Ian and Don.
   21 Aug 2019
I received the following enquiry from Andrew Z:

Re ID of Andy Russell's sighting 3872392 as Eastern Halone Halone coryphoea. My Sighting 4186059 of the same moth at same location and date on the same plant was ID'd as a Pyralid moth Oenogenes fugalis. Which is correct? Or did Andy and I see two different species as identified?
donhe wrote:
   22 Aug 2019
Thanks Andrew: on further consideration I think the white forewing markings on sighting 3872392 are also more consistent with those of Oenogenes fugalis than with those of Halone coryphoea.
AndyRoo wrote:
   23 Aug 2019
Thanks Don. Does that mean you'll be updating the ID for sighting 3872392 accordingly?
donhe wrote:
   23 Aug 2019
Ian and I have updated 3872392 as suggested.
AndyRoo wrote:
   26 Aug 2019
Thanks.

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  • Tall Ammobium Ammobium alatum Associated plant
  • 5mm to 12mm Animal size
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