Melba, ACT
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About 12mm
40 comments
GlennCocking
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
If we go beyond Oecophoridae (family), I would go for Oxythecta genus
GlennCocking
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
If we go beyond Oecophoridae (family), I would go for Oxythecta genus
GlennCocking
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
If we go beyond Oecophoridae (family), I would go for Oxythecta genus
GlennCocking
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
If we go beyond Oecophoridae (family), I would go for Oxythecta genus
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
donhe
wrote:
22 Mar 2021
Hmm: I thought both Eusemocosma and Oxythecta were in Oecophorinae? O. acceptella has a similar pattern, but none of the BOLD specimens have the speckled background like E. pruinosa has.
GlennCocking
wrote:
23 Mar 2021
Sorry, my comment was obscure. I meant "If we identify to any more detail than Oecophoidae family, then I would go for Oxythecta genus
GlennCocking
wrote:
23 Mar 2021
Sorry, my comment was obscure. I meant "If we identify to any more detail than Oecophoidae family, then I would go for Oxythecta genus
GlennCocking
wrote:
23 Mar 2021
Sorry, my comment was obscure. I meant "If we identify to any more detail than Oecophoidae family, then I would go for Oxythecta genus
GlennCocking
wrote:
23 Mar 2021
Sorry, my comment was obscure. I meant "If we identify to any more detail than Oecophoidae family, then I would go for Oxythecta genus
Location information
- Coordinates 149.050147-35.208648
- Altitude 596.9m
- Places Melba, ACT
Sighting information
- At least 1 Abundance
- 14 Mar 2021 02:12 AM Recorded on
- kasiaaus Recorded by
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Insects Concealer moths (Oecophoridae) Moths (Lepidoptera) kasiaaus Canberra & Southern Tablelands NatureMapr
Additional information
- 5mm to 12mm Animal size
Species information
- Oxythecta (genus) Scientific name
- Common name
- Not Sensitive
- Local native
- Non-invasive or negligible
- Up to 769.95m Recorded at altitude
- Machine learning
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