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No. 1 Piloprepes antidoxa
OECOPHORIDAE : Oecophorinae


No. 2 Moerarchis inconcisella
TINEIDAE : Myrmecozelinae

No. 3 Oenochroma vinaria (Pink-bellied or Hakea Moth)
(I've not seen this moth since 2006)
GEOMETRIDAE : Oenochrominae
6 comments:
Nice ones JL, the beetles must be leaving you alone, still hopeless here.
They've been pretty bad here too, Duncan. i had to cope with an ant swarm on Tuesday night!! A still night here is a bit of a novelty, so I just soldiered on! :-)
Its always nice to see some of those fat hairy moths on one's fingers.
Lovely creatures.
Denis
Nice selection of moths! well done
They're cute little tackers, aren't they, Denis! :-)
Thank you Bennyboy and welcome to Australia! :-)
You will hear me screaming about the lack of moths when winter hits here too. :-)
Thankyou
Heh yes, well it gives me time to sort the trap out for the next season and sow some seeds!
Ben
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