Insects
Moths (Lepidoptera)
Concealer moths (Oecophoridae)
Crepidosceles chryserythra

Crepidosceles chryserythra (Wingia group)

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This adult moth is yellow with a network of red lines over the thorax and forewings. The wingspan is about 2 cms.  Crepidosceles chryserythra. The species has been found in:  Queensland, and New South Wales.

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Crepidosceles chryserythra (Wingia group) at Sheldon, QLD - 28 Dec 2007 by PJH123

Crepidosceles chryserythra

Crepidosceles chryserythra (Wingia group) at Sheldon, QLD - 23 Mar 2007 by PJH123

Crepidosceles chryserythra

Crepidosceles chryserythra (Wingia group) at Sheldon, QLD - 28 Dec 2007 by PJH123
Crepidosceles chryserythra (Wingia group) at Sheldon, QLD - 23 Mar 2007 by PJH123
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