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C. exanthema (rather than very close species C. timalphes) based on clues from Marilyn and Cathy: dark terminal band has purplish sheen to it; antennae clearly banded, antennae scapes pale, palpi sit out from head. One large problem - my specimens don't seem to have a dark costal strip , but maybe the angles I have aren't right to see that?
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oecophorinae, wingia group, Tortricopsis aulacois, http://www.boldsystems.org/index.php/Public_RecordView?processid=ANIAB1815-11
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likely Philobota latifissella. Doubts from: missing dark slash 4/5 way down forewing and my specimen legs darker than others appear.
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Género TritymbaObserv.
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(Not the emerald - the dark moth) most likely Tritymba acrospila, but maybe T. xanthocoma. I don't know what separates them.
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Ogyris olaneObserv.
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Feeds on mistletoe growing on eucalypts.Typical of the blues, the larva are attended by ants.
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Género AnisopsObserv.
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I am assuming the underside shots are of the same species
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Keyed out from MoV pt 4 CD. iNat calls this Guenee's Emerald. Note some remaining reddish tinge to fringe.
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BOLD has this as an Erebidae, but MoV has them as an Arctiidae.
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I can't find a direct match for this. Close to T. albicollis, but has a recurved brown line that I can't see on any of that species.
