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Geometrid Moth

Photo by Leuba Ridgway
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Field Notes

Description:

With a wing span of about 20 mm, this moth had orange and brown patterns on the wings with grey wavy lines. The costal line had a gentle wave to it, dipping downwards at the apices.

Habitat:

Spotted in a nature reserve - eucalyptus and other natives.

Notes:

This moth was located in a awkward spot and was difficult to access. Shots were at an angle. <br>
The second pic is probably of the same moth taken on 24 Oct. <br>
Looking for an ID.

Subfamily: Larentiinae

Species ID Suggestions

Pome Looper - female

Chloroclystis testulata

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Mark Ridgway
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