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Geometrid Moth

Antictenia punctunculus

Photo by LeanneGardner
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Field Notes

Description:

Wings that look like dead leaves with a brown line running through. 2 small brown dots near the costal margin and 2 black dots near the apex.

Habitat:

Found near native bushland, around 7km from the coast. Near Eucalyptus sp. Acacia sp. Melaleuca sp. and Angophora sp. Attracted to nightlight.
Sugar cane farms nearby.

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Antictenia punctunculus

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