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Moth (Lepidoptera) species


Useful references:

In the notes provided about individual species, semi-technical terms are sometimes used.  They are briely explained below.

Labial palpi.  These are paired appendages extending from the lower part of the head, on either side of the proboscis.  They provide important information about the family of the moth.

Parts of a moth’s wing:

  Costa:  The leading edge of the wing

  Inner margin:  The trailing edge of the wing

  Termen:  The outer margin of the wing, connecting the costa to the inner margin

  Apex:  The leading tip of the wing, where the costa and termen meet

  Tornus:   The trailing corner of the wing, where the termen and inner margin meet

  Cilia.  Long hairy scales along an edge of the wing



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Unplaced microcyma (Finely-marked Carpet)

Unplaced monopthalma (A Clothes moth (Tineidae))

Unplaced phloeopa (Scalloped Bark Moth)

Unplaced phricomita (Narow-lined Bark Moth)

Unplaced psammochroa (Stripey Plutellid)

Unplaced squamulata (Scaled Carpet)

Unplaced tetramera (A Geometer moth)

Uraba sp. (maybe Uraba deplanana)

Vacuana vacuana (A Tortricid moth (Tortricinae))

Visiana brujata (Brujata Carpet)

Wingia aurata (Golden Leaf Moth (Wingia group))

Wingia lambertella (Wingia group)

Wingia rectiorella (A concealer moth (Wingia group))

Xanthorhoe anaspila (Dark-patch Carpet)

Xanthorhoe strumosata (Strumosata Carpet)

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