certainly agree with Atronox that it's a burnet moth, though would need a larger view to see if it's a Chalcosia or one of the closely allied genera (e.g. Soritia)
cheers, Roger.
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certainly agree with Atronox that it's a burnet moth, though would need a larger view to see if it's a Chalcosia or one of the closely allied genera (e.g. Soritia)
cheers, Roger.
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