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Pyralid or Snout Moths (Pyralidae & Crambidae)

Pyralid or Snout Moth (Pyralidae & Crambidae) field guide

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For an introduction to Pyralid or Snout Moths (Pyralidae & Crambidae), see:

Family Pyralidae

http://lepidoptera.butterflyhouse.com.au/pyra/pyra-moths.html

Family Crambidae

http://lepidoptera.butterflyhouse.com.au/crambidae/crambidae.html

 

Pyralid or Snout Moths (Pyralidae & Crambidae)

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Endotricha ignealis (A Pyralid moth (Endotrichinae))

Endotricha ignealis
Endotricha ignealis
Endotricha ignealis
Endotricha ignealis
Endotricha ignealis
Endotricha ignealis

Endotricha melanchroa (A Pyralid moth (Endotrichinae))

Endotricha melanchroa
Endotricha melanchroa
Endotricha melanchroa
Endotricha melanchroa
Endotricha melanchroa
Endotricha melanchroa

Endotricha mesenterialis (A Pyralid moth)

Endotricha mesenterialis
Endotricha mesenterialis
Endotricha mesenterialis
Endotricha mesenterialis
Endotricha mesenterialis
Endotricha mesenterialis

Endotricha puncticostalis (A Pyralid moth)

Endotricha puncticostalis
Endotricha puncticostalis

Endotricha pyrosalis (A Pyralid moth)

Endotricha pyrosalis
Endotricha pyrosalis
Endotricha pyrosalis
Endotricha pyrosalis
Endotricha pyrosalis
Endotricha pyrosalis

Ephestiopsis oenobarella (a Phycitine moth)

Ephestiopsis oenobarella
Ephestiopsis oenobarella
Ephestiopsis oenobarella
Ephestiopsis oenobarella
Ephestiopsis oenobarella
Ephestiopsis oenobarella

Ephestiopsis sp. (Ephestiopsis sp.)

Epipaschiinae (Subfamily of Pyralidae)

Epipaschiinae (Subfamily of Pyralidae)
Epipaschiinae (Subfamily of Pyralidae)
Epipaschiinae (Subfamily of Pyralidae)
Epipaschiinae (Subfamily of Pyralidae)

Epipaschiinae (subfamily) (A Pyralid moth)

Epipaschiinae (subfamily)
Epipaschiinae (subfamily)
Epipaschiinae (subfamily)
Epipaschiinae (subfamily)
Epipaschiinae (subfamily)
Epipaschiinae (subfamily)

Epipaschiinae immature unidentifiedspecies (subfamily)

Epipaschiinae immature unidentifiedspecies
Epipaschiinae immature unidentifiedspecies
Epipaschiinae immature unidentifiedspecies
Epipaschiinae immature unidentifiedspecies
Epipaschiinae immature unidentifiedspecies
Epipaschiinae immature unidentifiedspecies

Etiella behrii (Lucerne Seed Web Moth)

Etiella behrii
Etiella behrii
Etiella behrii
Etiella behrii
Etiella behrii
Etiella behrii

Etiella chrysoporella (A Pyralid moth (Phycitinae)

Etiella chrysoporella
Etiella chrysoporella
Etiella chrysoporella
Etiella chrysoporella
Etiella chrysoporella
Etiella chrysoporella

Eudaimonisma batchelorella (Spilomelinae)

Eudaimonisma batchelorella
Eudaimonisma batchelorella
Eudaimonisma batchelorella
Eudaimonisma batchelorella
Eudaimonisma batchelorella
Eudaimonisma batchelorella

Eudonia anthracias (A Crambid moth (Scopariinae))

Eudonia anthracias
Eudonia anthracias

Eudonia aphrodes (A Crambid moth)

Eudonia aphrodes
Eudonia aphrodes

Eudonia cleodoralis (A Crambid moth)

Eudonia cleodoralis
Eudonia cleodoralis
Eudonia cleodoralis
Eudonia cleodoralis
Eudonia cleodoralis
Eudonia cleodoralis

Eudonia epicryma (A Crambid moth (Spilomelinae))

Eudonia epicryma
Eudonia epicryma
Eudonia epicryma
Eudonia epicryma
Eudonia epicryma
Eudonia epicryma

Eudonia protorthra (A Scopariine moth)

Eudonia protorthra
Eudonia protorthra
Eudonia protorthra
Eudonia protorthra
Eudonia protorthra
Eudonia protorthra

Eurrhyparodes bracteolalis (A Crambid moth (Spilomelinae))

Eurrhyparodes bracteolalis
Eurrhyparodes bracteolalis

Eurybela trophoessa (Eurybela trophoessa)

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