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Epiphyas postvittana ibaird 1 hr ago
Archipini (sub-family) ibaird 1 hr ago
Tortricinae (subfamily) WendyEM 3 hrs ago
Cacoecia mnemosynana WendyEM 3 hrs ago
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   3 hrs ago
Tortricids are almost always tricky to ID
   3 hrs ago
@AlisonMilton might have taken a clearer photo of this moth?
   2 hrs ago
Your picture is good. I find most Tortricids hard to ID - they are both very similar (Sp - Sp/g - g) and very variable (within genus). Another shot may help. It often helps (for all moths) to have a straight on (like above) and a profile shot if possible.
   2 hrs ago
@Untidy Tracy, I think we were on different sites.
   2 hrs ago
@AlisonMilton I am uploading Tim's photos so same site as you.
   1 hr ago
https://bie.ala.org.au/species/https://biodiversity.org.au/afd/taxa/b2ff76cd-b5e4-43f7-b145-cb0162a9254f#gallery
I'm not sure this matches the features of C. mnemosynana.

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