Euproctis lutea (Lymantriinae (Yellow Tussock))

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The adult moth has a hairy brown body. The forewings are yellow with two faint paler zigzag lines across each one. The hindwings are plain yellow. It has a wingspan of about 3 cms.

Euproctis lutea is listed in the following regions:

Greater Brisbane | Townsville | Top End and Big Rivers

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Euproctis lutea (Lymantriinae (Yellow Tussock)) at Wellington Point, QLD - 9 Jan 2024 by TimL

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Euproctis lutea (Lymantriinae (Yellow Tussock)) at Sheldon, QLD - 18 Jan 2008 by PJH123

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Euproctis lutea (Lymantriinae (Yellow Tussock)) at Sheldon, QLD - 28 Dec 2007 by PJH123

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Euproctis lutea (Lymantriinae (Yellow Tussock)) at Sheldon, QLD - 30 Nov 2007 by PJH123

PJH123

Euproctis lutea (Lymantriinae (Yellow Tussock)) at Wellington Point, QLD - 9 Jan 2024 by TimL

Euproctis lutea (Lymantriinae (Yellow Tussock)) at Sheldon, QLD - 18 Jan 2008 by PJH123

Euproctis lutea (Lymantriinae (Yellow Tussock)) at Sheldon, QLD - 28 Dec 2007 by PJH123

Euproctis lutea (Lymantriinae (Yellow Tussock)) at Sheldon, QLD - 30 Nov 2007 by PJH123

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Species information

Euproctis lutea Scientific name
Lymantriinae (Yellow Tussock) Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-invasive or negligible
Up to 21.6m Recorded at altitude
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Synonyms
Porthesia iobrota Artaxa chrysophila Bombyx lutea

Location information

Places
Sheldon, QLD

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