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Discussion

ibaird wrote:

14 min ago

This sighting is from the Pilabara region, tropical Western Australia, While iNaturalist's AI algorithm does suggest Nearcha (genus), I'm not sure i this sighting matches N. psuodophaes or other name Nearcha (genus) species from life I see online.

Nearcha pseudophaes

PJH123 wrote:

Yesterday

Looks good for Psilalcis isombra, a rather poor image on my part

Psilalcis isombra

ibaird wrote:

Yesterday

Quite a bit worn, but fine detail seems to match
https://bold-au.hobern.net/taxon.php?taxid=92191
https://bie.ala.org.au/species/https://biodiversity.org.au/afd/taxa/355151a8-25fe-4ce4-837f-d8f969e1aace

Psilalcis isombra

ibaird wrote:

11 Jun 2025

Appears quite close to Zermizinga sinuata (male), but I;m not sure its that species.

Geometridae (family) ADULT

Steff wrote:

11 Jun 2025

Hi @donhe
I'm not sure what kind of tree it fell from as it was on the windscreen of the car, but it's probably from the trees growing at the Tura Headland walking trail.
There is no chance of me rearing one of these as I saw this 6 years ago and I have no knowledge what it was let alone of how to rear it. I would not take an unknown creature from the wild.

Geometridae (family) IMMATURE