Fisera bradymorpha

Fisera bradymorpha at Bolivia, NSW

Fisera bradymorpha at Bolivia, NSW - suppressed
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Fisera bradymorpha 21 May 2025 WendyEM
Fisera bradymorpha 21 May 2025 donhe
Fisera phricotypa 28 Apr 2025 WendyEM
Unverified 27 Apr 2025 PJH123

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Fisera phricotypa Turner, 1919?

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WendyEM wrote:
   28 Apr 2025
Fisera phricotypa or close to this species varies a bit from MoV description
WendyEM wrote:
   20 May 2025
Could this be F. bradymorpha ? It has the dark line down the thorax, 2 rows of dark dots on forewings plus pale dark spot. Some BOLD specimens have a bit of a hook on the wing tip.
https://bold-au.hobern.net/specimens.php?taxid=362211
Some specimens (with 2 dot rows) on iNat are fawn or pale colour
https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations?taxon_id=355176
ibaird wrote:
   20 May 2025
Roughly coincides with the photo for a F. phricotypa female:-
https://lepidoptera.butterflyhouse.com.au/dipt/phricotypa.html
however there no row of four? dots 1/3 from base of forewing (as in this sighting) in the LBH photo as there are for F. bradymorpha on Bold Hobern.
https://bold-au.hobern.net/specimens.php?taxid=375579
Also the Bold Hobern specimens for P. phricotypa don't show outer forewing dots as for this sighting, see above, rather a ziig zag pattern or a diffuse faint line.
This suggests to me this sighting may be F. bradymorpha or some other Fisera spp.
PJH123 wrote:
   21 May 2025
Fisera sp

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