Concealer moths (Oecophoridae)
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WendyEM
wrote:
Yesterday
"STICHTOCHILA gen. n. ..... Antennae a little more than two-thirds the length of fore wings (0.70-0.72x), ciliations near base in male 2.5-4.3x diameter of flagellum, diminishing in length to about three-fourths, flagellum in female ventrally unscaled, scape with strong pecten." Mon. of Aust. Lep. Vol. 3 Common, I.F.B. CSIRO 1994 p. 135
Stictochila (genus)
ibaird
wrote:
Yesterday
Yes, agree it superfciaslly looked like a Ctamdid species but the palps are clearly Oeciporidae family. I see your point,
but I'm not sure I could call 4668791 P. agnesella though,
but I'm not sure I could call 4668791 P. agnesella though,
Philobota agnesella
ibaird
wrote:
Yesterday
Moth damaged, missing half of one forewing. Possibly P. orescoa but black collar at the thorax not clearly prominent as one mighr expect.
Philobota group
donhe
wrote:
Yesterday
I thought myriospila meant many spots, and atmospila meant foggy spots ?
Eulechria atmospila
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