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Family
Geometridae
- This page contains pictures and information about Wave Moth Caterpillars in
subfamily Sterrhinae that we found in the Brisbane
area, Queensland, Australia.
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- Moths in this subfamily are small in size with wingspan of less tha 20mm. They
are usually pale brown or
yellow in colour. They usually have transverse lines on both wings.
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- Unknown Wave Moth Looper 1
- ? sp., length 20mm
- May 2008, Buhot Creek Stringy Bark Track
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- Unknown Wave Moth Looper 2
  - ? sp., length 20mm
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- Unknown Wave Moth Looper 3
 - ? sp., length 20mm
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- Unknown Wave Moth Looper 4
 - ? sp., length 20mm
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- Reference:
- 1. Moths
of Australia - I. F. B. Common, Melbourne University Press,
1990, p374.
- 2. A
Guide to Australian Moths - Paul Zborowski, Ted Edwards, CSIRO
PUBLISHING, 2007, p137.
- 3. Northern
Territory Insects, A Comprehensive Guide CD - Graham Brown, 2009.
- 4. STERRHINAE in Australia - Don Herbison-Evans & Stella Crossley, 2011.
- 5. Moths
of Victoria Part 3 - Waves & Carpets - GEOMETROIDAE (C) - Peter
Marriott, Entomological Society of Victoria, 2011.
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