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Hoplostega ochroma

a Eulechria Group moth at Aranda, ACT

Hoplostega ochroma at Aranda, ACT - 30 Oct 2020 12:39 PM
Hoplostega ochroma at Aranda, ACT - 30 Oct 2020 12:39 PM
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Identification history

Hoplostega ochroma 2 Mar 2021 donhe
Hoplostega ochroma 2 Mar 2021 GlennCocking
Lepidoptera unclassified ADULT moth 22 Feb 2021 GlennCocking
Tortricidae (family) 24 Nov 2020 MichaelMulvaney
Tortricidae (family) 6 Nov 2020 donhe
Unidentified 5 Nov 2020 Jubeyjubes

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4 comments

donhe wrote:
   5 Nov 2020
I think it could also be Olethreutinae, so tried to add 'Tortricidae (family)' but I could not do so. How does one add a new species these days? It was quite easy previously. Unimpressed.
ibaird wrote:
   5 Nov 2020
'Olethreutinae sp. (subfamily' is already a category in the existing family Tortricidae (Tortricid moths) in the Moths (Lepidoptera) taxonomy. So you can find 'Olethreutinae sp. (subfamily' within the alphabetic listing of species by genera within the Tortricidae (family). Is that the category you wanted to identify the sighting as?
donhe wrote:
   5 Nov 2020
I am unclear how to distinguish between Olethreutinae and Tortricinae, so I have now suggested both, but I would rather suggest Tortricidae.
ibaird wrote:
   5 Nov 2020
I cannot help on distinguishing beween those two subfamilies just on visible cues either. I haven't found anything yet in Tortricinae or Olethreutinae on LBH which would match to my satisafaction.

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