Common Brown Butterfly at Lake Ginninderra
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Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
Amata
wrote:
10 Dec 2023
Today I found out that it had exited the pupae, though died shortly afterwards. It appears that it was not a Moth but rather a Butterfly of the genus Heteronympha, most likely Heteronympha merope.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2023
Birdy, have moved this sighting over to Butterflies - was tucked away in 'Noctuidae unclassified IMMATURE moth' section. Your suggestion is correct, caterpillar and pupa are H. merope.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2023
Birdy, have moved this sighting over to Butterflies - was tucked away in 'Noctuidae unclassified IMMATURE moth' section. Your suggestion is correct, caterpillar and pupa are H. merope.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2023
Birdy, have moved this sighting over to Butterflies - was tucked away in 'Noctuidae unclassified IMMATURE moth' section. Your suggestion is correct, caterpillar and pupa are H. merope.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2023
Birdy, have moved this sighting over to Butterflies - was tucked away in 'Noctuidae unclassified IMMATURE moth' section. Your suggestion is correct, caterpillar and pupa are H. merope.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2023
Birdy, have moved this sighting over to Butterflies - was tucked away in 'Noctuidae unclassified IMMATURE moth' section. Your suggestion is correct, caterpillar and pupa are H. merope.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2023
Birdy, have moved this sighting over to Butterflies - was tucked away in 'Noctuidae unclassified IMMATURE moth' section. Your suggestion is correct, caterpillar and pupa are H. merope.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2023
Birdy, have moved this sighting over to Butterflies - was tucked away in 'Noctuidae unclassified IMMATURE moth' section. Your suggestion is correct, caterpillar and pupa are H. merope.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2023
Birdy, have moved this sighting over to Butterflies - was tucked away in 'Noctuidae unclassified IMMATURE moth' section. Your suggestion is correct, caterpillar and pupa are H. merope.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2023
Birdy, have moved this sighting over to Butterflies - was tucked away in 'Noctuidae unclassified IMMATURE moth' section. Your suggestion is correct, caterpillar and pupa are H. merope.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2023
Birdy, have moved this sighting over to Butterflies - was tucked away in 'Noctuidae unclassified IMMATURE moth' section. Your suggestion is correct, caterpillar and pupa are H. merope.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2023
Birdy, have moved this sighting over to Butterflies - was tucked away in 'Noctuidae unclassified IMMATURE moth' section. Your suggestion is correct, caterpillar and pupa are H. merope.
owenh
wrote:
12 Dec 2023
Birdy, have moved this sighting over to Butterflies - was tucked away in 'Noctuidae unclassified IMMATURE moth' section. Your suggestion is correct, caterpillar and pupa are H. merope.
Location information
- Maps Lake Ginninderra
- Places McKellar, ACT
Sighting information
- 1 Abundance
- Amata Recorded by
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Insects Nymphs (Nymphalidae) Butterflies (Lepidoptera, Rhopalocera) Amata Canberra & Southern Tablelands NatureMapr
Additional information
- 12mm to 25mm Animal size
Species information
- Heteronympha merope Scientific name
- Common Brown Butterfly Common name
- Not Sensitive
- Local native
- Non-invasive or negligible
- Up to 1726.8m Recorded at altitude
- 1229 images trained Machine learning
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- Verified by an expert moderator
- Nearby sighting(s) of same species
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