Phylomictis eclecta

1 A Concealer moth (Stenomatinae) at WendyM's farm at Freshwater Ck.

Phylomictis eclecta at WendyM's farm at Freshwater Ck. - 21 Feb 2023
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Phylomictis eclecta 13 Jun 2024 ibaird
Phylomictis eclecta 13 Jun 2024 WendyEM

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ibaird wrote:
   13 Jun 2024
This specimen certainly looks like Phylomictis eclecta, but without the black mark on the discal margin of the forewing. However I notice on Bold Sysyems 4 and LBH some images of the species lack this mark. Perhaps prescence of the black mark is due to sexual dimorphism. I note also the recorded distribution is 'Queensland', not southern Victoria. Nevertheless I'm prepared to propose this observation is the suggested species P. electa. There are other
Phylomictis (genus) species eg. P. synconop and P, lintearia, both with more southerly distributions and brown markings on the forewing, but this specimen laks those brown markings. Another optioin would be to just identify this observation as Phylomictis (genus)
ibaird wrote:
   13 Jun 2024
A new species for NatureMapr's Southwest Region if confirmed.
WendyEM wrote:
   14 Jun 2024
Thanks Ian. I am off air for a bit until the cloud cover is thin enough to allow my house batteries to re-charge. Just doing a quick look.

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