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5 May 2025

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Discussion

donhe wrote:

18 min ago

Acrapex albicostata ? Ectopatria pelosticta ? Selepa euryochra ?

Unverified Noctuoid moth (except Arctiinae)

ibaird wrote:

Yesterday

Hi Con, I see no reason why Alison's suggested solution wouldn't work, but if it does not I suggest you send a message to MichaelBedingfield to ask him if he can resolve the issue for you. Rgds, ian Baird

Epiphyas caryotis

ibaird wrote:

Yesterday

Yes, I agree Pachybela (genus) is likely. but looking at iNaturalist and the set speciemens on Bold4 and Bold(Hobern), I have not seen a species named or un-named which closely matches this sighting.. None I have seen match this sighting exactly, certainly none show the large row of whitish spots at the outer edge of the outer forewing. P. eurypolia and P. maculisarca seem the most similar. i note specimens of P. maculisarca on iNaturalist seem also to include a few examples of P. eurypolia as well:-
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/208569561
https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/1112173-Pachybela-maculisarca/browse_photos
https://lepidoptera.butterflyhouse.com.au/eule/eurypolia.html

Pachybela (genus)

LauraBailey wrote:

Yesterday

Fish gas bladder (probably porcupine fish)

Unverified Marine Fish Uncategorised

DougT wrote:

Yesterday

Hey @Ashlieegrace, could you add a photo please

Unverified Fish