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RobG1

1 hr ago

Thanks BecMack

Caladenia montana

BecMack

1 hr ago

Thanks for confirming Rob. Will update the sighting.

Caladenia parva

RobG1

2 hrs ago

Hi BecMack, thanks for your sighting. It looks like your sighting contains multiple species. To help us verify each species, please submit each species as a separate sighting. You can edit this sighting and click the duplicate button to make a duplicate of the original sighting.
The first photo is Caladenia parva. The second photo of the three spider orchids are Caladenia montana

Caladenia parva

WendyEM

4 hrs ago

Quite possible given recent number of sightings. Other moths look like this from below e.g. A. porphyricollis, A munda

Agrotis infusa

ibaird

5 hrs ago

Very worn, still could be Epitymbia (genus), I think.

Tortricinae (subfamily) Moruya, NSW

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