Archernis callixantha (Spilomelinae)

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The adult moth has yellow wings, with two incomplete zigzag lines on each wing, and a brown line along the costa of each forewing with a brown-edged white mark halfway. The wingspan is about 2 cms.

The species occurs in

Papua New Guinea,
and also in Australia in
Queensland and
New South Wales.

Archernis callixantha is listed in the following regions:

South Coast | Greater Brisbane | Wide Bay

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Archernis callixantha (Spilomelinae) at Rosedale, NSW - 18 Oct 2024 by jb2602

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Archernis callixantha (Spilomelinae) at Good Night, QLD - 2 May 2009 by PJH123

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Archernis callixantha (Spilomelinae) at Sheldon, QLD - 20 Apr 2007 by PJH123

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Archernis callixantha (Spilomelinae) at Rosedale, NSW - 18 Oct 2024 by jb2602

Archernis callixantha (Spilomelinae) at Good Night, QLD - 2 May 2009 by PJH123

Archernis callixantha (Spilomelinae) at Sheldon, QLD - 20 Apr 2007 by PJH123

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Species information

Archernis callixantha Scientific name
Spilomelinae Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-invasive or negligible
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Location information

Maps
Bermagui State Forest
Places
Good Night, QLD Rosedale, NSW

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