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Tobacco looper moth

Chrysodeixis argentifera

Photo by MartinL
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Field Notes

Description:

Actually a semi looper, this moth is quite variable in its spotty patterns.
The larvae feed on many plants including beans, tomato brassica and silver beet. Also forget-me-not, which is most of my lawn.

Habitat:

This is the door handle of my shed.

Notes:

I must check the lawn for cats.

Species ID Suggestions

Tobacco Looper

Chrysodeixis argentifera

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