Wildlife Spotting

Carly, unless there is range map information distinguishing the species of Perina, I highly advise against identifying this to species level for the reasons below.

It almost looks like a cicada mimic.

Erebidae, Lymantriinae, Leucomini, Perina sp. I dare not venture further than Perina because The Moths of Borneo site (see link in suggestion) states, "The males are indistinguishable in facies from black males of nuda and those of lodra and psamma." http://www.jpmoth.org/~dmoth/76_Lymantriidae/3242Perina%20nuda/Perina%20nuda.htm Interesting how closely this moth resembles some Cossidae!

Interesting spotting! I guess that the moth has lost most or all of its scales on the hindwing. I never have seen a glasswing moth from this type. Unfortunately I cannot really help you.