Possibly the most familiar large moth, often found sheltering around the house or outbuildings during daylight hours, Dasypodia selenophora, commonly known as the Old Lady Moth, although Inat has it as the Southern Moon Moth. This very fresh individual found a perch on the flyscreen behind an awning window. Click to enlarge.
Spring 24 #3
In the garden two Leptospermums are in full flower, Leptospermum rotundifolium, and Leptospermum Rhiannon, which is a rotundifolium/spectabile hybrid, and they are being visited by many insects seeking nectar. At night, moths are enthusiastic visitors, mainly Helicoverpa punctigera, though also noted, Sandava scitisignata.
And Persectania ewingii
The Helicoverpa were frustrating to photograph, taking flight mid snap even with manual settings and 1/200th/secĀ shutter speed. Persistence paid off eventually and one was photographed from the rear before it turned and faced the camera.
Moths are of course absent in the daylight with their place taken by the occasional butterfly, like this Common Grass Blue, Zizina labradus.