The season is changing in the northern tropics of Australia. Daily temperatures are gradually lowering and the "wet season" is coming to a close--hopefully. With the days slightly shorter, there is a changing regime of insects. Many of the same species stick around until conditions become too dry or cool, but many others are appearing.
Here are a few insects that have been coming t the lights.
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Drepanidae Tridrepana lunulata
Geometridae Eumelea rosalia female
Crambidae Diaphania indica broadcasting
Aganaidae Asota caricae
Geometridae Genus ?
Anthelidae
Anthela sp
Noctuidae
Phyllodes imperialis the Imperial Moth
Anthelidae
Anthela sp head on
Arctiidae
Amata bicolor Arctiidae
Chamaita barnardiCrambidae
Glyphodes actorionalis Crambidae
Heortia vitessoidesCrambidae
Parotis sp
Crambidae
Parotis sp head-on
Geometridae
Berta chrysolineataNoctuidae
Donuca castalia 
Geometridae Aeolochroma viridicata
Noctuidae Anomis lyona
Tettigoniidae; Phaneropterinae; Cuirrimundria delicata female
Tettigoniidae; Phaneropterinae; Cuirrimundria delicata female
Tettigoniidae; Phaneropterinae; Kurandoptera purpura female
Tettigoniidae; Phaneropterinae; Kurandoptera purpura female
This vespid wasp seems to be at the end of her life. She sat in the sun all day.
Active caterpillar on tree trunk.Family Lymantriidae???
Trigonidiidae; Trigonidiinae; Homoeoxipha lycoides The Tinkling Leaf-runner
Gryllotalpidae: Gryllotalpinae; Gryllotalpa sp
Lampyridae: Luciola sp