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Queensland - Geometrid Moth sp. (1 Viewer)

Mark Eising

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I found this one at O’Reilly’s Rainforest Retreat, Lamington National Park, Queensland, on 4 November 2022.
Any help in ID would be very much appreciated!
 

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This is one of the Eupithecinii which are bad enough in europe where they are reasonably well known, here they are a complete nightmare with many undescribed species. That said I think that this one is Chloroclystis filata
 
This is one of the Eupithecinii which are bad enough in europe where they are reasonably well known, here they are a complete nightmare with many undescribed species. That said I think that this one is Chloroclystis filata
You are brilliant Dominic, thanks!
 
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