The rectangular enlargements are not cropped, only the thumbnails to make them square. To determine its sex, we must first determine the species. It looks like Targalla sp. (Eutelliinae), but I can find none that occur in ACT.
i accept that the thumbnails can/may be cropped, the image for this submission is not cropped but as indicated before, image 4250621 is certainly cropped.
If my window is too narrow, CNM displays the square cropped thumbnails of images 2 or 3, instead of image 1. I find that clicking on either of the cropped thumbnails gives me uncropped images of Nos. 2 and 3. If you do not have this same experience, can you please send me a screen-shot of the cropped image in its webpage that you are seeing, to my email at donherbisonevans@outlook.com.
One contributer asked me about cropping recently and I checked with Michael B. If an image is particularly elongated in one dimension, it will be made more square in the CNM loading process, possibly cropping the moth. Reloading a squarer image removes this effect. (I'm not sure how relevant this is to the discussion here.)