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Amata chromatica

Amata chromatica (A Tiger moth (Ctenuchini))

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Black, 7 or 6 fairly equal rounded orange/translucent spots, orange and black banded abdomen, white tips to the antennae, wingspan about 4 cms.

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Amata chromatica (A Tiger moth (Ctenuchini)) at Kangaroo Valley, NSW - 27 Feb 2024 by lbradley

Amata chromatica

Amata chromatica (A Tiger moth (Ctenuchini)) at Kangaroo Valley, NSW - 27 Feb 2024 by lbradley
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