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MichaelMulvaney wrote:

27 May 2025

Thanks Wendy

Distichocera thomsonella

ibaird wrote:

22 Apr 2025

Furcatrox (genus) (A Cape moth (Diptychini)

Furcatrox (genus)

clarehoneydove wrote:

9 Mar 2025

Oh I need to improve on identifying gender! I went by the white face and white tipped antennae but now that Ive read your notes then being male rules them out! Thanks so much for the notes @RogerF onwards and upwards

Macrotona sp. (genus)

RogerF wrote:

9 Mar 2025

This is a male macrotona, see genitalia. Male securiformis are short winged so this has to be another species of Macrotona probably australis. I have emailed some notes on Macrotona (5 of 23 species!)

Macrotona sp. (genus)

clarehoneydove wrote:

9 Mar 2025

Looks like macrotona sp. nr securiformis they are calling striped-cheek macrotona here- https://ellura.info/Insect/Hopper/DSC00467E-Striped-cheek-Macrotona.html

Macrotona sp. (genus)

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