Insects
Moths (Lepidoptera)
Pyralid or Snout Moths (Pyralidae & Crambidae)
Orthaga sp near seminivea

Orthaga sp near seminivea

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Orthaga sp near seminivea is listed in the following regions:

Canberra & Southern Tablelands  |  Greater Brisbane

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Orthaga sp near seminivea at Sheldon, QLD - 9 Mar 2024 by PJH123
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Orthaga sp near seminivea at Sheldon, QLD - 8 Mar 2024 by PJH123
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Orthaga sp near seminivea at Melba, ACT - 16 Nov 2020 by kasiaaus
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Orthaga sp near seminivea at Sheldon, QLD - 12 Jan 2008 by PJH123
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Orthaga sp near seminivea at Sheldon, QLD - 12 Jan 2008 by PJH123
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Orthaga sp near seminivea at Sheldon, QLD - 28 Dec 2007 by PJH123
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Orthaga sp near seminivea at Sheldon, QLD - 28 Dec 2007 by PJH123
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Orthaga sp near seminivea at Sheldon, QLD - 30 Oct 2007 by PJH123
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Orthaga sp near seminivea at Sheldon, QLD - 28 Oct 2007 by PJH123
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Orthaga sp near seminivea at Sheldon, QLD - 9 Mar 2024 by PJH123
Orthaga sp near seminivea at Sheldon, QLD - 8 Mar 2024 by PJH123
Orthaga sp near seminivea at Melba, ACT - 16 Nov 2020 by kasiaaus
Orthaga sp near seminivea at Sheldon, QLD - 12 Jan 2008 by PJH123
Orthaga sp near seminivea at Sheldon, QLD - 12 Jan 2008 by PJH123
Orthaga sp near seminivea at Sheldon, QLD - 28 Dec 2007 by PJH123
Orthaga sp near seminivea at Sheldon, QLD - 28 Dec 2007 by PJH123
Orthaga sp near seminivea at Sheldon, QLD - 30 Oct 2007 by PJH123
Orthaga sp near seminivea at Sheldon, QLD - 28 Oct 2007 by PJH123
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Species information

  • Orthaga sp near seminivea Scientific name
  • Common name
  • Not Sensitive
  • Local native
  • Non-invasive or negligible
  • Up to 580.1m Recorded at altitude
  • Machine learning

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