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JimL

20 min ago

I didn’t touch these but they are normally sticky.

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IdleWanderer

6 hrs ago

Was it sticky when you touched it and did it have an angular/ribbed stem?
Then maybe cleavers - Galium aparine.

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StewartJasonP

7 hrs ago

" Lestoidea Tillyard, 1913 " :
means:
• the genus name: Lestoidea ,
• the author of that genus name: Tillyard,
• and the date: 1913 of Tillyard's original first publication of this genus name .
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Lestoidea (genus)

StewartJasonP

7 hrs ago

Thank you @KorinneM .

Lestoidea (genus)

ibaird

Yesterday

Looking at this sighting again, the general form of the larva suggests to me Lasiocampidae family, eg. Pinara (genus), Perhaps even P. metaphaea
https://lepidoptera.butterflyhouse.com.au/lasi/metaphaea.html
but its difficult to be sure. There is a dearth of images online of the instars of any moth species, let alone this one. A pity the head is in shadow because its shape and markings may well have been definitive.

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