ANTHELIDAE

0: length 10cms, probably Anthela canescens

CRAMBIDAE

19: Cydalima laticostalis, PYRAUSTINAE

25: moth Pleuroptya species, PYRAUSTINAE

GEOMETRIDAE

28: Eumelea rosalia OENOCHROMINAE

HESPERIIDAE

6: Chaetocneme porphyropis

LYMANTRIIDAE

34: moth, just emerged from the pupa, still expanding its wings, perhaps Lymantria pelospila

NOCTUIDAE

2: Phyllodes imperialis, CALPINAE	3: Phyllodes imperialis, CALPINAE	5: Phyllodes imperialis, CALPINAE	37: Phyllodes imperialis CALPINAE
4: Fruit Piercing Moths including 2 x Phyllodes imperialis, and half a Eudocima aurantia, CALPINAE	14: back end of an Eudocima aurantia, CALPINAE	8: Eudocima aurantia, CALPINAE	17: male Eudocima iridescens, CALPINAE
10: probably Ischyja neocherina, EREBINAE	Ischyja neocherina, EREBINAE	11: wingspan about 6.5 cms possibly Hulodes caranea, EREBINAE	12: wingspan about 6.5 cms possibly Hulodes caranea, EREBINAE
16: showing wing damage typical of a bird attack, Eudesmeola lawsoni, EREBINAE	20: Eudesmeola lawsoni, EREBINAE	22: wingspan about 5 cms Pachythrix hampsoni, AMPHIPYRINAE	Serrodes campana, EREBINAE
35: moth, EREBINAE

NYMPHALIDAE

31: immature caterpillars of Mynes geoffroyi

32: mature caterpillar of Mynes geoffroyi

PAPILIONIDAE

15: female Papilio aegeus

PIERIDAE

13: Delias mysis

PSYCHIDAE

36: case moth larva

SATURNIDAE

29: probably Syntherata janetta, SATURNIIDAE

9: Coscinocera hercules

SPHINGIDAE

18: Angonyx papuana

URANIIDAE

7: Urapteroides astheniata

1: wingspan 13 cms, Lyssa macleayi

UNKNOWN

21: moth, wingspan about 8 cms.

23: moth wingspan about 3 cms.

24: caterpillar, length about 8 cms probably on Thunbergia vine, (ACANTHACEAE)

33: caterpillar

30: caterpillar

Australian butterflies

Australian caterpillars

Australian moths

updated 9 May 2010 20 January 2018 Don Herbison-Evans (donherbisonevans@yahoo.com)