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Family Arctiidae
This page contains pictures and information about Triangular Tiger Moths
that we found in the Brisbane area, Queensland, Australia.
- Body length 20mm
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- We find this mating couple in Karawatha Forest in late summer. We can also
find them near Stockyard Creek. This moth look similar to the Orange
Spotted Tiger Moth except it has the yellow patterns on its thorax.
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- Then we found this moth is quite common in Brisbane bush. It can be seen
from early summer to early winter.
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- The above second picture shows the Tiger Moth hiding under a small rock on
ground. We did not expect to found the moth when we turned over the rock to
check an ants nest. The moth was still pale in colour, it could be just came
out from a pupa.
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- The moths have narrow fore wings, small hind wings and ringed abdomen.
They look like the Amata species but we are not sure. If you know what
species they are please advise
us by email.
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