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Discussion

Tapirlord wrote:
2 min ago
I'm not quite sure with this one sorry Jane, guessing you are pretty confident? If so I'll confirm

Blechnum nudum
DianneClarke wrote:
4 min ago
My best guess would be Leptocneria reducta but it is far too worn to id

Lepidoptera unclassified ADULT moth
ibaird wrote:
17 min ago
OK, photo consistent with those for A. semiochrea adults on MOV Part2,

Anestia semiochrea
ibaird wrote:
36 min ago
Likely, based on the antennae ie striped and white-tipped, but the pattern of striping visible from a side view would remove any doubt.

Stagmatophora argyrostrepta
ibaird wrote:
1 hr ago
Given the notes on Entometa (genus) at https://canberra.naturemapr.org/species/4782. E. apicalis seems to me to most likely.

Entometa apicalis

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