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Pyralid or Snout Moths (Pyralidae & Crambidae)

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Achyra affinitalis (Cotton Web Spinner, Pyraustinae) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123

Achyra affinitalis

Hygraula nitens (Pond Moth) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123

Hygraula nitens

Ocrasa acerasta (A Pyralid moth) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123

Ocrasa acerasta

Pyraloidea (unidentified Pyraloid moth) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123

Pyraloidea (unidentified Pyraloid moth)

Hednota argyroeles (a Crambid moth (Crambinae)) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123

Hednota argyroeles

Parapoynx diminutalis (A Crambid moth) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123

Parapoynx diminutalis

Nacoleia mesochlora (Pied Crambid) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123

Nacoleia mesochlora

Nomophila corticalis (A Snout Moth) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123

Nomophila corticalis

Achyra affinitalis (Cotton Web Spinner, Pyraustinae) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123
Hygraula nitens (Pond Moth) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123
Ocrasa acerasta (A Pyralid moth) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123
Pyraloidea (unidentified Pyraloid moth) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123
Hednota argyroeles (a Crambid moth (Crambinae)) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123
Parapoynx diminutalis (A Crambid moth) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123
Nacoleia mesochlora (Pied Crambid) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123
Nomophila corticalis (A Snout Moth) at Rubyvale, QLD - 29 Oct 2009 by PJH123
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