Drawn to light. A quick look after 2 nights and days of high winds, rain and low temperatures. Pseudocoremia were the dominant genus and only the males turned up for the party!
Drawn to light. A quick look after 2 nights and days of high winds, rain and low temperatures. Pseudocoremia were the dominant genus and only the males turned up for the party!
Drawn to light. A quick look after 2 nights and days of high winds, rain and low temperatures. Pseudocoremia were the dominant genus and only the males turned up for the party!
Drawn to light. A quick look after 2 nights and days of high winds, rain and low temperatures. Pseudocoremia were the dominant genus and only the males turned up for the party!
Drawn to light. A quick look after 2 nights and days of high winds, rain and low temperatures. Pseudocoremia were the dominant genus and only the males turned up for the party!
18A Revel Ave, Mount Roskill, Auckland. At light.
Only the third adult moth of this species that I have seen so far in 2023.
18A Revel Ave, Mount Roskill, Auckland. At light.
Only the third one that I have seen so far in 2023.
18A Revel Ave, Mount Roskill, Auckland. At light.
18A Revel Ave, Mount Roskill, Auckland. At light.
18A Revel Ave, Mount Roskill, Auckland. At light.
The first one that I have seen so far in 2023.
Locality: NEW ZEALAND AK, suburb of Saint Johns, University of Auckland Tamaki Campus.
Habitat: Fraxinus angustifolia. Three trees planted together in level 1 main carpark.
Identification: Prays nephelomima Meyrick, 1907.
Day flying, on house window. First observation of this species.