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WTB Down Under?Strike the pose, amazing moth.
Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 6:42 PM
Hi guys,
Found this stunning moth and was fortunate enough to have Donald Hobern, an entomologist from CSIRO provide the ID of Eporectis tephropis (Noctuidae: Catocalinae. I could imagine that if it wasn’t against the green surronds that it would look much like a dead leaf. There are no images of this one on the web at the moment but will supply it to Australian Moths Online as well
aussietrev
Queensland, Australia
Owlet Moth: Eporectis tephropis
Hi Trevor,
As always, your images and contributions to our website are a treasure. We can only wonder when you will begin your own site. Thanks for this stunning Owlet Moth image.
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