Endeolena xanthiella

2 Concealer moth (Wingia group) at QPRC LGA

Endeolena xanthiella at QPRC LGA - 28 Jan 2024
Endeolena xanthiella at QPRC LGA - 28 Jan 2024
Endeolena xanthiella at QPRC LGA - 28 Jan 2024
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Endeolena xanthiella 30 Jan 2024 donhe
Endeolena xanthiella 30 Jan 2024 ibaird
Unidentified 30 Jan 2024 Csteele4

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5 comments

ibaird wrote:
   30 Jan 2024
The larger, diffuse wing mark suggests E. xanthiella rather than E. aurinatella.
A new species for NatureMapr's Canberra and Southern tablelands region if confirmed.
Excellent photo.
Csteele4 wrote:
   30 Jan 2024
@ibaird fantastic, thank you! I finally gave in and bought a proper camera and a good telephoto lens.
LisaH wrote:
   30 Jan 2024
Great photo! Be aware of dangers posed by the new camera - you may not find time to eat/sleep/work/study etc . . . (well, that's the story of my life, anyway . . .)
Csteele4 wrote:
   30 Jan 2024
@lisah haha, definitely finding that! Thankfully I'm self-employed with part-time work as a botanist/ecologist with an ecological consulting company, so I can mostly bring the camera along. I do find myself looking a lenses/harnesses/filters of an evening though!!
LisaH wrote:
   31 Jan 2024
Wonderful to be able marry a passion with work, good luck!

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