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| Subject: | Non-birding answer: Moths |
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| Date: | Fri, 7 Apr 2006 14:09:19 +1000 |
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For those interested it seems the moth I saw some weeks ago was most likely Trictena atripalpis of Family Hepialidae. Cheers Marnix ----- Forwarded by Marnix Zwankhuizen/ACT/AEC on 07/04/2006 02:07 PM -----
Can anyone who knows anything about local Moths reply to me privately. I have some ok photos of a huge moth which I saw outside my place last night. At rest it was larger than my fist. I can send the photos to anyone interested. Cheers Marnix
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