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WendyEM
wrote:
1 hr ago
Good sighting. Not often seen moth - 40 verified sightings on iNaturalist. 12 on NM
Barea bathrochorda
WendyEM
wrote:
1 hr ago
Very handsome moth. One I don't know. I have checked a couple of references without a solution, I will have to look further, later. This group (Tortricids) can be tricky as they can be quite variable (or not) and often exhibit sexual dimorphism.
Tortricinae (subfamily)
WendyEM
wrote:
1 hr ago
maybe Scoparia syntaracta ?? https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/46801644
Pyraloidea (unidentified Pyraloid moth)
DonFletcher
wrote:
6 hrs ago
Hi @Clarel did you confirm albinism by seeing that it had pink eyes? (I cant tell from the photo).
Ainslie-Majura! What a place! It has the acromelanistic Black (Swamp) Wallaby, the Lonely Wombat and soon it will have this albino EGK as well! Surely there must be a grand unifying conspiracy theory to explain this, probably linking modern Defence facilities (Campbell Park Office), secret tunnels to Parliament House, chemicals released from unexploded ordinance, high voltage electricity lines behind the suburb, astrology, homeopathy, religion, flat earth, reiki, vapor trails, the rise of One Nation, animal liberation, kangaroo culling and crystal healing. I hope so.
Ainslie-Majura! What a place! It has the acromelanistic Black (Swamp) Wallaby, the Lonely Wombat and soon it will have this albino EGK as well! Surely there must be a grand unifying conspiracy theory to explain this, probably linking modern Defence facilities (Campbell Park Office), secret tunnels to Parliament House, chemicals released from unexploded ordinance, high voltage electricity lines behind the suburb, astrology, homeopathy, religion, flat earth, reiki, vapor trails, the rise of One Nation, animal liberation, kangaroo culling and crystal healing. I hope so.
Macropus giganteus
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