Concealer moths (Oecophoridae)


Concealer moths (Oecophoridae)

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Discussion

PJH123 wrote:
Yesterday
Not Xyloryctidae but Oecophoridae in the genus Myrascia most likely Myrascia bracteatella (Walker, 1864)

Myrascia bracteatella
PJH123 wrote:
Yesterday
I do not believe so

Myrascia bracteatella
donhe wrote:
1 Apr 2025
Xylorycta heliomacula ?

Myrascia bracteatella
kasiaaus wrote:
29 Mar 2025
Probably a Garrha species but there are so many similar moths that I'm not sure.

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ibaird wrote:
20 Mar 2025
Yes, the moths lacking the post medial fascia seem to be quite common. Both forms are illustrated in 'Moths in the ACT', G. Cocking et al (2022), p. 66.

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