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ibaird wrote:

4 hrs ago

Not sure, side on view would perhaps confirm , but we can't see two rows of white panels on the forewing from the side.

Phycitinae (subfamily)

donhe wrote:

6 hrs ago

Hednota argyroeles ?

Phycitinae (subfamily)

WendyEM wrote:

Yesterday

Wing pattern looks bit like Etiella behrii or similar BUT has to have lost palps (which happens........ BUT) or something like
https://bold-au.hobern.net/specimens.php?taxid=362734

Phycitinae (subfamily)

ibaird wrote:

2 Mar 2025

Yes, I think you may be correct. Although S. ochrophara is very similar looking. Both occur (according to iNaturalist) in Tasmania and southern Victoria, but S. ochrophara has been recorded before in this regioi\n, BOLD only has S, plagiotis specimens from Tasmania.

Scoparia plagotis

kasiaaus wrote:

1 Mar 2025

Pyralis farinalis?

Pyralis farinalis

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Pyralid or Snout Moths (Pyralidae & Crambidae)