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Discussion

davidmcdonald wrote:

2 hrs ago

I will remove them once ID received as they are an invasive exotic weed.

Unverified Plant

WendyEM wrote:

2 hrs ago

I got a moth rather like this last night. Mine, photographed from behind has a white spot on the thorax, not obvious on the above moth. I will see what iNat thinks, for another opinion. see
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/328281866

Barea (genus)

ibaird wrote:

3 hrs ago

Difficult ID because several named Barea spp. show this alternating black and white bar pattern in their forewings to some extent, I considered B. phoenochyta but which to me seems to have three white spots in-line whereas I thought B periodica apparently has only two prominent white spots in-line as in this specimen.

Barea (genus)

RogerF wrote:

5 hrs ago

Unusual colour pattern

Brachyexarna lobipennis

R0ger wrote:

5 hrs ago

Thank you Matt.

Gastrodia procera