Oecobia frauenfeldi (Frauenfeld's Casemoth)

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Larval case covered with up to 15-25 narrow parallel sticks of similar length. Larve known to feed on Eucalyptus foliage. Male and female adults black with white spots on the forewings.

Oecobia frauenfeldi is listed in the following regions:

Canberra & Southern Tablelands

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Oecobia frauenfeldi (Frauenfeld's Casemoth) at ANBG South Annex - 11 Mar 2024 by ConBoekel

ConBoekel

Oecobia frauenfeldi (Frauenfeld's Casemoth) - 18 Nov 2023 by AlisonMilton

AlisonMilton

Oecobia frauenfeldi (Frauenfeld's Casemoth) at Lions Youth Haven - Westwood Farm A.C.T. - 14 Nov 2023 by HelenCross

HelenCross

Oecobia frauenfeldi (Frauenfeld's Casemoth) at The Pinnacle - 3 Nov 2023 by AlisonMilton

AlisonMilton

Oecobia frauenfeldi (Frauenfeld's Casemoth) at ANBG South Annex - 11 Mar 2024 by ConBoekel

Oecobia frauenfeldi (Frauenfeld's Casemoth) - 18 Nov 2023 by AlisonMilton

Oecobia frauenfeldi (Frauenfeld's Casemoth) at Lions Youth Haven - Westwood Farm A.C.T. - 14 Nov 2023 by HelenCross

Oecobia frauenfeldi (Frauenfeld's Casemoth) at The Pinnacle - 3 Nov 2023 by AlisonMilton

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Species information

Oecobia frauenfeldi Scientific name
Frauenfeld's Casemoth Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-invasive or negligible
581.7m to 678.7m Recorded at altitude
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