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pennygosling wrote:
3 hrs ago
@DonFletcher ooh, so cool!! We only had iPhones with us so the quality of the photo is poor. You seem knowledgeable - is there a way we can post a video that shows its tail? Yep, parks and wildlife advised suppressing the location. :-)
Wallabia bicolor
Caric wrote:
Yesterday
Next time I find one I'll photograph from all angles!
Noctuidae (family)
Caric wrote:
Yesterday
I'm afraid I won't be rearing this one - I found it while weeding native grassland so carefully put back where I found it!
Geometridae (family) IMMATURE
donhe wrote:
Yesterday
Agonoxeninae ?
Gelechioidea (superfamily)
donhe wrote:
Yesterday
@Caric : This certainly looks like a Noctuinae caterpillar, but the Noctuinae caterpillars are all very similar. Can you get an additional photo showing details of the pattern on its back?
Noctuidae (family)

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