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WTB Down Under?Guenee’s Emerald, Chlorocoma melocrossa
Thu, Nov 27, 2008 at 6:08 PM
Hi guys,
Have been having a bit of a problem tracking this guy down but near as I can find is Guenee’s Emerald, Chlorocoma melocrossa, one of the geometridae but unlike the examples I have seen on the net this one has no wing markings.
Taken in the Capricornia Region, Queensland
aussietrev
Capricornia Region, Queensland
Guenee's Emerald from Australia
Hi Trevor,
The Emeralds are a very distinctive group of Geometrid Moths. Thanks for allowing our readership to see what one of the Australian species looks like.
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