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RobG1

Yesterday

Thanks BecMack

Caladenia montana

BecMack

Yesterday

Thanks for confirming Rob. Will update the sighting.

Caladenia parva

RobG1

Yesterday

Hi BecMack, thanks for your sighting. It looks like your sighting contains multiple species. To help us verify each species, please submit each species as a separate sighting. You can edit this sighting and click the duplicate button to make a duplicate of the original sighting.
The first photo is Caladenia parva. The second photo of the three spider orchids are Caladenia montana

Caladenia parva

WendyEM

Yesterday

Quite possible given recent number of sightings. Other moths look like this from below e.g. A. porphyricollis, A munda

Agrotis infusa

ibaird

Yesterday

Very worn, still could be Epitymbia (genus), I think.

Tortricinae (subfamily) Moruya, NSW

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