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Carposinidae (family)

a Copromorhoidea moth at O'Connor, ACT

Carposinidae (family) at O'Connor, ACT - 9 Sep 2018
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Identification history

Carposinidae (family) 5 Mar 2021 ibaird
Carposinidae (family) 5 Mar 2021 GlennCocking
Carposina latebrosa 27 Nov 2020 ibaird
Carposina latebrosa 27 Nov 2020 donhe
Unidentified 27 Nov 2020 ibaird
Pyralidae (family) 14 Dec 2019 GlennCocking
Pyralidae (family) 13 Apr 2019 MichaelMulvaney
Unidentified 5 Oct 2018 PeteWoodall

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6 comments

GlennCocking wrote:
   5 Oct 2018
A worn Hellula hydralis? On another look, I don't think so.
ibaird wrote:
   19 Nov 2020
See similar Sighting No. 4233147. This moth does not show black tips on its palps so may not be Carposina latebrosa.
donhe wrote:
   20 Nov 2020
I think you may mean Carposina, as in Carposinidae ?
ibaird wrote:
   20 Nov 2020
Yes, will have to watch my spelling working late at night!
donhe wrote:
   27 Nov 2020
Many BOLD specimens show no black palp tips. I wish BOLD published the sex of their specimens.
GlennCocking wrote:
   5 Mar 2021
4233147 and 3769057 aren't Carposina latebrosa. Although the seem to match one of the Inat records under that species, they do not match the type photo or ANIC set specimens (see on BOLD). I've looked across Carposinidae, Nolidae and Hypenodinae and believe they are Carposinidae but cannot match them to a species.

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