Australian castor semi-looper moth, achaea janata, resting on dark background. Garden in summer, Tamborine Mountain, Queensland.

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2763 x 3540 px | 23.4 x 30 cm | 9.2 x 11.8 inches | 300dpi

Date taken:

13 February 2017

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Tamborine Mountain, Queensland

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achaea janata animal life australian black and white brown castor semi-looper moth dark dark background feed on fruit juice forewings pattern of light and dark brown garden hind wings black with three white spots along the margin moth queensland summer tamborine mountain unbroken white band wingspan of about 6 cms

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Australian castor semi-looper moth, achaea janata, resting on dark background. Garden in summer, Tamborine Mountain, Queensland.

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