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Shield-bearing Moths (Family Heliozelidae)Observer
markos1955Description
Heliozelid mines on Lophostemon grandiflorus
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Butterflies and Moths (Order Lepidoptera)Observer
davemmdaveDescription
Attracted to night light at guest accommodation and kitchen facilities section of the Hiltaba station HQ.
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Peppermint Stick Insect (Megacrania batesii)Observer
pmwhitingtonDescription
2 nymphs on same Pandanus plant - shown in 3rd photo
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Underwing, Tiger, Tussock, and Allied Moths (Family Erebidae)Observer
holocene_matt
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alisonpearsonDescription
At the white night lights set up to attract moths. Rainforest Patch.
8mm long.
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Butterflies and Moths (Order Lepidoptera)Observer
markos1955Description
Similar to larvae found in Perth on Eucalyptus marginata see record https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/183446967
Uncertainity about identification or even family. Will attempt to collect more this year at breed out.
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Bagworm Moths (Family Psychidae)Observer
zosterops99Description
A very dainty little case moth caterpillar on (the infamous) Jean and Fred's Eucalypt! What a lovely day I had!
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annatico18Description
Ubicació aproximada, sota de la depuradora a la capçalera del Riu Ripoll
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jerry2018Description
In a bird bath. I think second image just about shows the red circular cysts.
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onotoleDescription
From a puddle. A flagellate stage.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/u0OVa6wwFSA
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philnovisDescription
Haematococcus lacustris in bird bath, private residence, Halswell
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juanantoniogarciabarreraDescription
También conocida como Haematococcus Pluvialis.
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Leaf Blotch Miner Moths (Family Gracillariidae)Observer
zosterops99Description
This plant (maybe a Hibbertia?) was covered in leaf mines (apart from the photo that I took it seems.) I hardly ever find the caterpillars in mines, so I was excited to see these. I think I found the associated moth too. https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/231352147
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Subfamily PyralinaeObserver
rogstandenDescription
My apologies for number of postings and lack of ID at the moment. I have intermittent reception and just want to get these into the system and I will review when I get to more reliable reception. Rainforest campground.
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rogstandenDescription
My apologies for number of postings and lack of ID at the moment. I have intermittent reception and just want to get these into the system and I will review when I get to more reliable reception. Rainforest campground.
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rogstandenDescription
My apologies for number of postings and lack of ID at the moment. I have intermittent reception and just want to get these into the system and I will review when I get to more reliable reception. Rainforest campground.
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Knot-horn Moths (Subfamily Phycitinae)Observer
rogstandenDescription
My apologies for number of postings and lack of ID at the moment. I have intermittent reception and just want to get these into the system and I will review when I get to more reliable reception. Rainforest campground.
