Sighting 4607429
A Gelechioid moth at Melba, ACT
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38 comments
kasiaaus
wrote:
26 Oct 2024
I don't think "Philobota mathematica group undescribed species" is right for this moth Don. It is much more similar to Stathmopoda melanochra but plain coloured instead of having a pronounced pattern. I can't find a matching species but I'm pretty sure it is a Stathmopoda sp. or a very close relative.
kasiaaus
wrote:
26 Oct 2024
I don't think "Philobota mathematica group undescribed species" is right for this moth Don. It is much more similar to Stathmopoda melanochra but plain coloured instead of having a pronounced pattern. I can't find a matching species but I'm pretty sure it is a Stathmopoda sp. or a very close relative.
kasiaaus
wrote:
26 Oct 2024
I don't think "Philobota mathematica group undescribed species" is right for this moth Don. It is much more similar to Stathmopoda melanochra but plain coloured instead of having a pronounced pattern. I can't find a matching species but I'm pretty sure it is a Stathmopoda sp. or a very close relative.
kasiaaus
wrote:
26 Oct 2024
I don't think "Philobota mathematica group undescribed species" is right for this moth Don. It is much more similar to Stathmopoda melanochra but plain coloured instead of having a pronounced pattern. I can't find a matching species but I'm pretty sure it is a Stathmopoda sp. or a very close relative.
kasiaaus
wrote:
26 Oct 2024
I don't think "Philobota mathematica group undescribed species" is right for this moth Don. It is much more similar to Stathmopoda melanochra but plain coloured instead of having a pronounced pattern. I can't find a matching species but I'm pretty sure it is a Stathmopoda sp. or a very close relative.
kasiaaus
wrote:
26 Oct 2024
I don't think "Philobota mathematica group undescribed species" is right for this moth Don. It is much more similar to Stathmopoda melanochra but plain coloured instead of having a pronounced pattern. I can't find a matching species but I'm pretty sure it is a Stathmopoda sp. or a very close relative.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
donhe
wrote:
27 Oct 2024
Ok. Yes the resting pose suggests Stathmopodinae. It would good if it was Hieromantis albata, but the dark subcostal line scuppers that.
Location information
- Coordinates 149.050304-35.208547
- Altitude 629.9m
- Places Melba, ACT
Sighting information
- 1 Abundance
- 23 Oct 2024 10:49 PM Recorded on
- kasiaaus Recorded by
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Collections
Insects Moths (Lepidoptera) Curved-horn moths (all Gelechioidea except Oecophoridae) kasiaaus Canberra & Southern Tablelands NatureMapr
Additional information
- 5mm to 12mm Animal size
- Alive / healthy Animal health
Species information
- Stathmopoda hyposcia Scientific name
- A Gelechioid moth Common name
- Not Sensitive
- Local native
- Non-invasive or negligible
- Up to 629.9m Recorded at altitude
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- Nearby sighting(s) of same species
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