Hednota opulentellus (A Cramdid moth (Crambinae)

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The adult moth has forewings with brown and silvery white longitudinal stripes. The hind wings are silky and buff coloured. However, when the moth is holding onto a vertical blade of grass with its wings wrapped around its body, the shiny stripes make a good camouflage. The moth has a wing span of about 3 cms.

Hednota opulentellus is listed in the following regions:

Canberra & Southern Tablelands | New England

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Hednota opulentellus (A Cramdid moth (Crambinae) at Bolivia, NSW by PJH123

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Hednota opulentellus (A Cramdid moth (Crambinae) at Bolivia, NSW - 26 Apr 2008 by PJH123

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Hednota opulentellus (A Cramdid moth (Crambinae) at Bolivia, NSW by PJH123

Hednota opulentellus (A Cramdid moth (Crambinae) at Bolivia, NSW - 26 Apr 2008 by PJH123

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Species information

Hednota opulentellus Scientific name
A Cramdid moth (Crambinae Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-invasive or negligible
Up to 1334.7m Recorded at altitude
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Location information

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Bolivia, NSW

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