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  1. Four more moths from #Canberra last night.

    The first one, a #Leptozestis sp. (#Elachistidae) has incredible shining tufts of scales on its forewings - and a #fly hitchhiking on its head.

    The gleaming white #moth is #Chasmina pulchra (#Noctuidae).

    The small moth with a barred fringe and a brown saddle is #Moerarchis inconcisella (#Tineidae).

    The moth with spread wings is the very common #Nacoleia rhoeoalis (#Crambidae).

    #Lepidoptera #Australia #entomology

  2. Four more moths from #Canberra last night.

    The first one, a #Leptozestis sp. (#Elachistidae) has incredible shining tufts of scales on its forewings - and a #fly hitchhiking on its head.

    The gleaming white #moth is #Chasmina pulchra (#Noctuidae).

    The small moth with a barred fringe and a brown saddle is #Moerarchis inconcisella (#Tineidae).

    The moth with spread wings is the very common #Nacoleia rhoeoalis (#Crambidae).

    #Lepidoptera #Australia #entomology

  3. Four more moths from #Canberra last night.

    The first one, a #Leptozestis sp. (#Elachistidae) has incredible shining tufts of scales on its forewings - and a #fly hitchhiking on its head.

    The gleaming white #moth is #Chasmina pulchra (#Noctuidae).

    The small moth with a barred fringe and a brown saddle is #Moerarchis inconcisella (#Tineidae).

    The moth with spread wings is the very common #Nacoleia rhoeoalis (#Crambidae).

    #Lepidoptera #Australia #entomology

  4. Four more moths from #Canberra last night.

    The first one, a #Leptozestis sp. (#Elachistidae) has incredible shining tufts of scales on its forewings - and a #fly hitchhiking on its head.

    The gleaming white #moth is #Chasmina pulchra (#Noctuidae).

    The small moth with a barred fringe and a brown saddle is #Moerarchis inconcisella (#Tineidae).

    The moth with spread wings is the very common #Nacoleia rhoeoalis (#Crambidae).

    #Lepidoptera #Australia #entomology

  5. Four more moths from #Canberra last night.

    The first one, a #Leptozestis sp. (#Elachistidae) has incredible shining tufts of scales on its forewings - and a #fly hitchhiking on its head.

    The gleaming white #moth is #Chasmina pulchra (#Noctuidae).

    The small moth with a barred fringe and a brown saddle is #Moerarchis inconcisella (#Tineidae).

    The moth with spread wings is the very common #Nacoleia rhoeoalis (#Crambidae).

    #Lepidoptera #Australia #entomology