Swift and Ghost moths (Hepialidae)

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Swift and Ghost moths (Hepialidae)

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donhe wrote:

1 hr ago

Ok, to make it easier : I have renamed the redundant one "Elhamma australasie" (ie missing the penultimate 'a'), which in due course we can delete.

Elhamma australasiae

GG wrote:

Yesterday

Moth was around 20-25mm long overall

Elhamma australasiae

ibaird wrote:

Yesterday

donhe (and other moderators). There are two entries for E. australie in the taxonomy. I think we should progressively shift fromm this category to 'Elhamma australie Swift and Ghost Ghost moth (Hepialidae) beciause this category has the most sightings in it.

Elhamma australasie

ibaird wrote:

Yesterday

Not spotty enough, I suggest.
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/262358333

Elhamma australasie

ibaird wrote:

Yesterday

donhe (and other moth oderators) there are two entries in the taxonomy for E. australie. We need to progressively transfer sightings from the other category to this category ie. 'Elhamma australie A Swift and Ghost 'moth (Hepilasidae]' whichas the most entries.

Elhamma australasiae