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Family Noctuidae
This page contains pictures and information about Parcemacula Moths that we
found in the Brisbane area, Queensland, Australia.

- Wingspan 60mm
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- Jan 2008, Karawatha Forest, She-oak Area, the moth was resting on the
forest floor.
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- The moth is pale brown in colour with a dark brown comma mark on middle of
forewings and another similar marking near tip of wings. Not much is known
about the caterpillars.
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- The hind wings are yellow in colour with large black patch, although we did
not take the underwings photos yet.
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- Oct 2011, Carbrook Wetland
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- The moth is usually found hiding on ground among leaves litters.
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- Reference:
- 1. Images of
Ophiusa parcemacula - All Leps, Barcode of Life, 2006.
- 2. Ophiusa
parcemacula
(T.P. Lucas, 1891) - Australian Caterpillars, by Don Herbison-Evans & Stella Crossley,
2008.
- 3. Moths of
Australia - Ian F.B.Common, Melbourne University Press, 1990, p454,
plate21.10.
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