The second session for autumn on a night with a bit of light drizzle again saw a relatively small number of moths come in from the garden with no sign of Hepialids. Just six photos of the most interesting were retained. The first is (Leucania) obusta, a very fresh individual of a species whose life history is not well known, a possible first record for the location.
The Orange-rimmed Satin Moth, Thalaina selenaea.
The Lemon Gum Moth, Plesanemma fucata.
The Grey-patch Bark-moth, Scioglyptis chionomera.
The Australian Cabbage Looper, Chrysodeixis subsidens having a bad hair day.
Another first, a Tortricid, Cryptoptila immersia.
