As far as I can see, the only live shots in that book (Mon Vol. 11, CSIRO) are of larvae. There are many moths figured but they are all pinned specimens. I did notice that ~ 4 yrs ago Lauri Kaila contributed to ID of Research Grade shots on iNat where there are only 5 Elachista species and one new species confirmed. A question I would have for Lauri or other experienced researchers is - can a moth like this, when at rest (more tightly rolls its wings), pull down the long fringe extending from the tornus so that is not apparent or extends in the line of the body rather than sticking up at right angles?
