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Género KiwaiaDescripción
Kiwaia s.l. 'streaked grey' of Graeme White perhaps. Night in Danseys Pass.
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possumsendDescripción
Drawn to light. Tussock, mixed scrub and rocks, above the treeline at about 1000m asl.
With @carey_knox_southern_scales - who may also post observations of the same moth. Our different cameras, perspectives and photographic styles should enhance potential for correct identification.
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Maybe! Three nights at the Mamaku Sanctuary on Rakiura. Moths found on the predator-proof fence, in trhe forest, or drwan to UV kights placed on trhe fence overlooking the forest.
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stephen_thorpeDescripción
Craigavon Park, Blockhouse Bay, Auckland 0600. Two cocoons, one containing a live pupa and the other empty, on mined Gahnia setifolia plants.
Edit (20 October 2022): Adult reared, photo added.
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Scoparia scriptaDescripción
Making a start on a large batch from the upper Sinbad Gully, Fiordland. Drawn to light.
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Género DasyurisAutor
christopherstephensDescripción
a couple. Loads of loopers flying around the hot rocks at high speed with few landings.
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possumsendDescripción
Drawn to light. Tussock, mixed scrub and rocks, above the treeline at about 1000m asl. Tentative ID based on resting stance.
With @carey_knox_southern_scales - who may also post observations of the same moth. Our different cameras, perspectives and photographic styles should enhance potential for correct identification.
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christopherstephensDescripción
I circled the area several times over 30 mins but didn't get another look at this one.
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ryan_nzDescripción
Netted flying late afternoon in a pine grove with native understory.
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Género KiwaiaAutor
jtweedDescripción
Disturbed from bare limestone/soil faces during the day. Not much more than 3-4 mm long.
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Aoraia enysiiAutor
joepbDescripción
Very large moth under a beech/matai canopy.
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daveboyleDescripción
I assumed this was going to be E decoranda when I saw it but it isn't!
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jtweedDescripción
Beaten from shrubs in the understorey of mixed forest by @brucemckinlay.
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Polillas Esmeralda Y Parientes (Familia Geometridae)Autor
ecomanDescripción
attacted to mercury vapour light trap
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dr_robertDescripción
Larva on Carmichaelia australis, 1 Oct 2020, emerged 8 November.
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Tribu ArchipiniAutor
jtweedDescripción
Day flying in degraded pastureland/native shrubland.
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possumsendDescripción
One of the interesting ones, which I ineptly stood on. Drawn to light. Maybe A. anguligera.
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Mariposas Y Polillas (Orden Lepidoptera)Autor
williambrockelsbyDescripción
Zealandia Trip #7
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Mariposas Y Polillas (Orden Lepidoptera)Autor
williambrockelsbyDescripción
Zealandia Trip #7
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possumsendDescripción
I think! Saw this moth resting high up in kanuka. Fortunately it took a liking to my head torch. Initially I thought it was P. productata but was struck by the very orange and dappled hind wings. It appears to be an excellent likeness to the Landcare Research image of P. amaculata.
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Mariposas Y Polillas (Orden Lepidoptera)Autor
bjornDescripción
15mm wingspan , found dead , will spread for better photo
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daveboyleDescripción
I think this is the big undescribed Graphania from the Chathams
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Polilla de la Ropa de Dorso Pálido (Monopis crocicapitella)Autor
jacqui-nzDescripción
Inside a house.
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aalbertrebergenDescripción
Only stayed for a few seconds. If my ID is correct this would my first observation of I. scutata.
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Enrolladores (Subfamilia Tortricinae)Autor
ecomanDescripción
Attracted to light trap
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Género HarmologaAutor
jtweedDescripción
Commonly disturbed while walking through tussock grassland at ~1,300 m.
