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Anisozyga insperata

Photo by Mark Ridgway
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Field Notes

Description:

About 22mm wingspan. <br>
Drawn to lights near midnight.

Habitat:

Outer urban back yard.

Notes:

Larvae feed on Angophora, Exocarpis, Guava. Sixty day cycles between generations. (20 egg hatch, 20 caterpillar, 20 pupation) Geometridae, Geometrinae <br>
'Anisozyga insperata' was previously known as Eucyclodes insperata.

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Anisozyga insperata

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PublishedNovember 11, 2015

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