One of this evening’s moth visitors is this rather eye-catching Thudaca haplonota

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Enchocrates phaedryntis

For #NationalMothWeek

Seen in the Perth Hills, 22 July 2026

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Eucyclodes buprestaria - the Bordered Emerald

A moth found in the southern half of Australia. This one was seen in a coastal area around 150km north of Perth
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A beautifully marked Dinophalus sp. hanging out by the moth trap this morning.

This is likely the undescribed species currently known as Dinophalus sp. ANIC12
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Had the first Black and White Tiger Moth (Ardices glatignyi) of the season visit our Perth Hills garden last night.

These lovely moths can be seen around Australia in autumn and winter but are more commonly seen in southern parts

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Third moth trap of the year. 18:12 (hope that means 18 moths, 12 species?) including Red-Green Carpet, Garden Carpet, Early Grey, Red Twin-spot Carpet, Pale Prominent & Clouded Drab #moth #mothtrapping #lepidopteta

Idaea philocosma - Flecked Wave

Another of last night’s visitors in the Perth Hills was this lovely Flecked Wave moth. This moth is endemic to Australia where it can be seen in most states
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Hypsidia niphosema

A moth that is endemic to the southwest of Western Australia, we are seeing this autumn/winter species quite frequently at the minute.

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Crypsiphona ocultaria - Red-lined Looper

One of the most common moths we see, these moths can be found around in parts of Australia. The reason for the moth’s common name becomes apparent when you see the underside of their wings

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