Spring and summer is the time for the larger moths. Here is a sample from the Kuranda Rainforest.
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Anthelidae; Anthela astata
Crambidae; Pygospila hyalotypa
Sphingidae; Ambulyx dohertyi male
Arctiidae; Amerila nigropunctata
Xyloryctidae; Cryptophasa xylomima
Uraniidae; Epiplema sp
Geometridae; Gonodontis sp
Geometridae; Anisozyga fascinans
Lacturidae; Eustixis leucophthalma
Noctuidae; Leucania yu
Oecophoridae; Stathmopoda sp
Limacodidae; Chalcocelis albiguttatus female
Crambidae; Caprinia felderi
Noctuidae; Cyclodes spectans
Crambidae; Cirrhochrista annulifera
Geometridae; Gastriodes bitaeniaria
Geometridae; Pingasa nobilis
Crambidae; Theila siennata
Crambidae; Nausinoe globulipedalis
Drepanidae; Tridrepana lunulata
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