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Grammodes oculicola (Small-eyed Box-Owlet) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123

Grammodes oculicola

Bastilla hercodes (An Erebid moth (Poaphilini) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123

Bastilla hercodes

Westermannia concha (Nolidae, Westermanniinae) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123

Westermannia concha

Leucania (Leucania) cruegeri (Creuger's Noctuid) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123

Leucania (Leucania) cruegeri

Grammodes oculata (Box-Owlet) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123

Grammodes oculata

Mocis alterna (Bean Looper) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123

Mocis alterna

Grammodes pulcherrima (Comely Box-Owlet) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123

Grammodes pulcherrima

Agrotis munda (Brown Cutworm) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123

Agrotis munda

Grammodes oculicola (Small-eyed Box-Owlet) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123
Bastilla hercodes (An Erebid moth (Poaphilini) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123
Westermannia concha (Nolidae, Westermanniinae) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123
Leucania (Leucania) cruegeri (Creuger's Noctuid) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123
Grammodes oculata (Box-Owlet) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123
Mocis alterna (Bean Looper) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123
Grammodes pulcherrima (Comely Box-Owlet) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123
Agrotis munda (Brown Cutworm) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123
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