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Australian Striped Hawk Moth

Photo by LeanneGardner
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Field Notes

Description:

Catterpillars are large and colourful, and were eaten by Aboriginal Australians. These moths have a wingspan of about 6cm. They are brown with creamy stripes.

Habitat:

Found throughout mainland Australia. This moth was attracted to nightlight near native bush.

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Hyles livornicoides

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