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Noctuoid moths (except Arctiinae)

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Mataeomera coccophaga (Brown Scale-moth) at Franklin, ACT - 1 Jan 2025 by chriselidie

Mataeomera coccophaga

Mythimna (Pseudaletia) convecta (Common Armyworm) at Franklin, ACT - 6 Nov 2024 by chriselidie

Mythimna (Pseudaletia) convecta

Apina callisto (Pasture Day Moth) at Throsby, ACT - 26 Apr 2024 by chriselidie

Apina callisto

Spodoptera litura (Cluster Caterpillar, Tobacco Cutworm) at Franklin, ACT - 12 Mar 2024 by chriselidie

Spodoptera litura

Phalaenoides glycinae (Grapevine Moth) at Franklin, ACT - 15 Feb 2024 by chriselidie

Phalaenoides glycinae

Leptocneria reducta (White Cedar Moth) at Melba, ACT - 6 Aug 2023 by chriselidie

Leptocneria reducta

Dasypodia cymatodes (Northern old lady moth) at Amaroo, ACT - 5 Jan 2022 by chriselidie

Dasypodia cymatodes

Mataeomera coccophaga (Brown Scale-moth) at Franklin, ACT - 1 Jan 2025 by chriselidie
Mythimna (Pseudaletia) convecta (Common Armyworm) at Franklin, ACT - 6 Nov 2024 by chriselidie
Apina callisto (Pasture Day Moth) at Throsby, ACT - 26 Apr 2024 by chriselidie
Spodoptera litura (Cluster Caterpillar, Tobacco Cutworm) at Franklin, ACT - 12 Mar 2024 by chriselidie
Phalaenoides glycinae (Grapevine Moth) at Franklin, ACT - 15 Feb 2024 by chriselidie
Leptocneria reducta (White Cedar Moth) at Melba, ACT - 6 Aug 2023 by chriselidie
Dasypodia cymatodes (Northern old lady moth) at Amaroo, ACT - 5 Jan 2022 by chriselidie
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