Insects
Moths (Lepidoptera)
Noctuoid moths (except Arctiinae)
Negeta contrariata

Negeta contrariata (Chloephorinae)

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The adult moths have brown forewings, each with a half-moon pale spot near the wing-tip, and a variable black and/or white spot near the middle. The wingspan is about 2 cm. The species is found in south-east Asia, including Queensland.

Negeta contrariata is listed in the following regions:

Greater Brisbane

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Negeta contrariata (Chloephorinae) at Sheldon, QLD by PJH123
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Negeta contrariata (Chloephorinae) at Sheldon, QLD - 1 Apr 2011 by PJH123
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Negeta contrariata (Chloephorinae) at Sheldon, QLD - 1 Apr 2011 by PJH123
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Negeta contrariata (Chloephorinae) at Sheldon, QLD - 1 Jun 2007 by PJH123
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Negeta contrariata (Chloephorinae) at Sheldon, QLD by PJH123
Negeta contrariata (Chloephorinae) at Sheldon, QLD - 1 Apr 2011 by PJH123
Negeta contrariata (Chloephorinae) at Sheldon, QLD - 1 Apr 2011 by PJH123
Negeta contrariata (Chloephorinae) at Sheldon, QLD - 1 Jun 2007 by PJH123
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