Wingia Group at Theodore, ACT
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22 comments
ibaird
wrote:
12 Dec 2020
While I'm pretty confident this is a Myrascia sp. I'm suggesting this is M. trugella rather than M. bracteatella because I think the details of the forewing pattern better match the species. Also the distribution maps of the two species seems to indicate M. bracteatella has a more southern distribution (e.g. Victoria) whereas M. trugella has records from more northern and eastern NSW. Bold Sytems 4 allows the wing patterns to be compared.
ibaird
wrote:
12 Dec 2020
While I'm pretty confident this is a Myrascia sp. I'm suggesting this is M. trugella rather than M. bracteatella because I think the details of the forewing pattern better match the species. Also the distribution maps of the two species seems to indicate M. bracteatella has a more southern distribution (e.g. Victoria) whereas M. trugella has records from more northern and eastern NSW. Bold Sytems 4 allows the wing patterns to be compared.
ibaird
wrote:
12 Dec 2020
While I'm pretty confident this is a Myrascia sp. I'm suggesting this is M. trugella rather than M. bracteatella because I think the details of the forewing pattern better match the species. Also the distribution maps of the two species seems to indicate M. bracteatella has a more southern distribution (e.g. Victoria) whereas M. trugella has records from more northern and eastern NSW. Bold Sytems 4 allows the wing patterns to be compared.
ibaird
wrote:
12 Dec 2020
While I'm pretty confident this is a Myrascia sp. I'm suggesting this is M. trugella rather than M. bracteatella because I think the details of the forewing pattern better match the species. Also the distribution maps of the two species seems to indicate M. bracteatella has a more southern distribution (e.g. Victoria) whereas M. trugella has records from more northern and eastern NSW. Bold Sytems 4 allows the wing patterns to be compared.
ibaird
wrote:
12 Dec 2020
While I'm pretty confident this is a Myrascia sp. I'm suggesting this is M. trugella rather than M. bracteatella because I think the details of the forewing pattern better match the species. Also the distribution maps of the two species seems to indicate M. bracteatella has a more southern distribution (e.g. Victoria) whereas M. trugella has records from more northern and eastern NSW. Bold Sytems 4 allows the wing patterns to be compared.
ibaird
wrote:
12 Dec 2020
While I'm pretty confident this is a Myrascia sp. I'm suggesting this is M. trugella rather than M. bracteatella because I think the details of the forewing pattern better match the species. Also the distribution maps of the two species seems to indicate M. bracteatella has a more southern distribution (e.g. Victoria) whereas M. trugella has records from more northern and eastern NSW. Bold Sytems 4 allows the wing patterns to be compared.
ibaird
wrote:
12 Dec 2020
While I'm pretty confident this is a Myrascia sp. I'm suggesting this is M. trugella rather than M. bracteatella because I think the details of the forewing pattern better match the species. Also the distribution maps of the two species seems to indicate M. bracteatella has a more southern distribution (e.g. Victoria) whereas M. trugella has records from more northern and eastern NSW. Bold Sytems 4 allows the wing patterns to be compared.
ibaird
wrote:
12 Dec 2020
While I'm pretty confident this is a Myrascia sp. I'm suggesting this is M. trugella rather than M. bracteatella because I think the details of the forewing pattern better match the species. Also the distribution maps of the two species seems to indicate M. bracteatella has a more southern distribution (e.g. Victoria) whereas M. trugella has records from more northern and eastern NSW. Bold Sytems 4 allows the wing patterns to be compared.
ibaird
wrote:
12 Dec 2020
While I'm pretty confident this is a Myrascia sp. I'm suggesting this is M. trugella rather than M. bracteatella because I think the details of the forewing pattern better match the species. Also the distribution maps of the two species seems to indicate M. bracteatella has a more southern distribution (e.g. Victoria) whereas M. trugella has records from more northern and eastern NSW. Bold Sytems 4 allows the wing patterns to be compared.
ibaird
wrote:
12 Dec 2020
While I'm pretty confident this is a Myrascia sp. I'm suggesting this is M. trugella rather than M. bracteatella because I think the details of the forewing pattern better match the species. Also the distribution maps of the two species seems to indicate M. bracteatella has a more southern distribution (e.g. Victoria) whereas M. trugella has records from more northern and eastern NSW. Bold Sytems 4 allows the wing patterns to be compared.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2020
Certainly agree with your suggestion. Many thanks for the correction and information.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2020
Certainly agree with your suggestion. Many thanks for the correction and information.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2020
Certainly agree with your suggestion. Many thanks for the correction and information.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2020
Certainly agree with your suggestion. Many thanks for the correction and information.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2020
Certainly agree with your suggestion. Many thanks for the correction and information.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2020
Certainly agree with your suggestion. Many thanks for the correction and information.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2020
Certainly agree with your suggestion. Many thanks for the correction and information.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2020
Certainly agree with your suggestion. Many thanks for the correction and information.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2020
Certainly agree with your suggestion. Many thanks for the correction and information.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2020
Certainly agree with your suggestion. Many thanks for the correction and information.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2020
Certainly agree with your suggestion. Many thanks for the correction and information.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2020
Certainly agree with your suggestion. Many thanks for the correction and information.
Location information
- Coordinates 149.126173-35.454886
- Maps Tuggeranong Hill
- Places Theodore, ACT
Sighting information
- 1 Abundance
- 12 Dec 2020 03:12 PM Recorded on
- owenh Recorded by
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Collections
Insects Moths (Lepidoptera) Concealer moths (Oecophoridae) owenh Canberra & Southern Tablelands NatureMapr
Additional information
- Calytrix tetragona Associated plant
- 5mm to 12mm Animal size
Species information
- Myrascia trijugella Scientific name
- Wingia Group Common name
- Not Sensitive
- Local native
- Non-invasive or negligible
- Machine learning
- External link More information
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- More than one media file
- Verified by an expert moderator
- Nearby sighting(s) of same species
- GPS evidence of location
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