Insects
Moths (Lepidoptera)
Swift and Ghost moths (Hepialidae)
Aenetus ramsayi

Aenetus ramsayi (Swift Ghost Moth)

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Larvae of these moths are wood borers. Aenetus ramsayi is found in coastal New South Wales and Queensland.

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Aenetus ramsayi (Swift Ghost Moth) at Fernbrook, NSW - 8 Feb 2026 by Lumineer

Aenetus ramsayi

Aenetus ramsayi (Swift Ghost Moth) at Jiggi, NSW - 18 Mar 2025 by Taulangau

Aenetus ramsayi

Aenetus ramsayi (Swift Ghost Moth) at Fernbrook, NSW - 8 Feb 2026 by Lumineer
Aenetus ramsayi (Swift Ghost Moth) at Jiggi, NSW - 18 Mar 2025 by Taulangau
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