Pollanisus (genus)

A Forester Moth at Tinderry, NSW

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Identification history

Pollanisus (genus)	29 Jan 2023	donhe
Pollanisus (genus)	28 Jan 2023	ibaird
Unidentified	28 Jan 2023	danswell

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Location information

Coordinates 149.325820 -35.783497
Altitude 1250.9m
Places Tinderry, NSW

Species information

Pollanisus (genus) Scientific name
A Forester Moth Common name
Not Sensitive
Local Native
Non-Invasive

Sighting information

1 Abundance
27 Jan 2023 11:58 AM Recorded on
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