The last lot from this session, regulars with nothing too exciting,  but anyway, some Geometrids, a nice Teatree Emerald, Aelochroma metarhodata.

A female Grey Twisted-moth, Circopetes obtusata.

Male and female Epidesmia tryxaria, The Neat Epidesmia.

Diffundens Grey, Hypobapta diffundens.

White-lined Emerald, Chlorocoma stereota.

A Hepialid, female Elhamma australasiae, larger and plainer than the male.

And the attractive Noctuid, Cosmodes elegans, the Green Blotched Moth

First up a Cossid, Culama australis, not seen all that often.

The pale diagonal white band on the wing is a field mark.

From the Oenosandridae, Discophlebia lucasii, a recent garden record.

A Noctuid, Pantydia sparsa.

Showing hind wings.

Another Noctuid, Rhapsa suscititalis

And a Crambid, the Tree Lucerne Moth, Uresiphita ornithopteralis.