Swift and Ghost moths (Hepialidae)
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ibaird
wrote:
Yesterday
I think is the larger plainer female of the species, see 'Moths in the ACT, p. 38.
Elhamma australasiae
kasiaaus
wrote:
Yesterday
Hmm... I thought it looked more like an Oxycanus. I think the shape of Elhamma australasiae is slightly different and this moth seemed a little bit larger than the many Elhamma australasiae that I see every night.
Elhamma australasiae
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