Casbia rhodoptila

Rusty Casbia at Sheldon, QLD

Casbia rhodoptila at Sheldon, QLD - suppressed
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Casbia rhodoptila 11 Apr 2025 WendyEM
Casbia rhodoptila 11 Apr 2025 ibaird
Casbia (genus) 11 Apr 2025 donhe
Casbia (genus) 11 Apr 2025 ibaird
Casbia 27 Jul 2023 donhe
Unverified 27 Jul 2023 PJH123

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Casbia sp

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donhe wrote:
   27 Jul 2023
Nature map has 3 different entries: Casbia (genus), Casbia (geometer moth) and Casbia sp. !!!
WendyEM wrote:
   10 Apr 2025
looks like C. rhodoptila but it is FN Qld & NT
https://bold-au.hobern.net/specimens.php?taxid=15590
https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations?verifiable=true&taxon_id=1379305&place_id=6744&preferred_place_id=6744
ibaird wrote:
   11 Apr 2025
I see two Casbia (genus) sub-categories in the Field Guide but not Casbia(geometer moth) or Casbia sp.. I have asked that the two Casbia (genus) subcategiries be merged into one 11/4/25
ibaird wrote:
   11 Apr 2025
The photos of Casbia rhodoptila on iNaturalist are quiite variable (as most Casbia genus species appear to be) but they include moths which look quite similar to this specimedn. but as WendtEM says they are all sightings from Far North Queensland.
PJH123 wrote:
   11 Apr 2025
Turner, A.J. 1922. Australian Lepidoptera of the group Geometrites. Transactions of the Royal Society of South Australia 46: 225-294 [288], notes a specimen from Stradbroke Island (SE QLD)
ibaird wrote:
   11 Apr 2025
OK, thanks PJH123.

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