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Noctuoid moths (except Arctiinae)

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8 species

Agrotis infusa (Bogong Moth, Common Cutworm)

Agrotis infusa
Agrotis infusa
Agrotis infusa
Agrotis infusa
Agrotis infusa
Agrotis infusa

Apina callisto (Pasture Day Moth)

Apina callisto
Apina callisto
Apina callisto
Apina callisto
Apina callisto
Apina callisto

Cosmodes elegans (Green Blotched Moth)

Cosmodes elegans
Cosmodes elegans
Cosmodes elegans
Cosmodes elegans
Cosmodes elegans
Cosmodes elegans

Eutrichopidia latinus (Yellow-banded Day-moth)

Eutrichopidia latinus
Eutrichopidia latinus
Eutrichopidia latinus
Eutrichopidia latinus
Eutrichopidia latinus
Eutrichopidia latinus

Idalima affinis (A day flying moth)

Idalima affinis
Idalima affinis
Idalima affinis
Idalima affinis
Idalima affinis
Idalima affinis

Phalaenoides glycinae (Grapevine Moth)

Phalaenoides glycinae
Phalaenoides glycinae
Phalaenoides glycinae
Phalaenoides glycinae
Phalaenoides glycinae
Phalaenoides glycinae

Trichiocercus sparshalli (Sparshall's Moth)

Trichiocercus sparshalli
Trichiocercus sparshalli
Trichiocercus sparshalli
Trichiocercus sparshalli
Trichiocercus sparshalli
Trichiocercus sparshalli

Uraba lugens (Gumleaf Skeletonizer)

Uraba lugens
Uraba lugens
Uraba lugens
Uraba lugens
Uraba lugens
Uraba lugens
Woodstock Nature Reserve

Species Richness Score (SRS)

1,735
  • Area (hectares) 315.38 ha
  • Survey Effort Score (SES) 21.29 sightings per ha

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