Some Oxycanus species moths of HEPIALIDAE in Australia HEPIALOIDEA

Don Herbison-Evans (donherbisonevans@yahoo.com) and Stella Crossley

HEPIALIDAE eggs

HEPIALIDAE caterpillars

HEPIALIDAE pupae

HEPIALIDAE females

HEPIALIDAE undersides

Oxycanus forewings

Note that some Oxycanus species are dimorphic, and the males and females look very different. In these cases, here the males are shown.

Oxycanus aedesima	Oxycanus antipoda	Oxycanus armatus	Oxycanus aurifex
Oxycanus australis	Oxycanus ballux	Oxycanus barnardi	Oxycanus beltista
Oxycanus buluwandji	Oxycanus carus	Oxycanus determinata	Oxycanus dirempta
Oxycanus ephemerous	Oxycanus flavoplumosus	Oxycanus gelidus	Oxycanus glauerti
Oxycanus goldfinchi	Oxycanus goodingi	Oxycanus herdus	Oxycanus hildae
Oxycanus janeus	Oxycanus loesus	Oxycanus lyelli	Oxycanus naias
Oxycanus niphadias	Oxycanus nuptialis	Oxycanus occidentalis	Oxycanus oreades
Oxycanus perditus	Oxycanus petalous	Oxycanus promiscuus	Oxycanus rosaceus
Oxycanus rufescens	Oxycanus silvanus	Oxycanus sirpus	Oxycanus sphragidias

Oxycanus stellans

Oxycanus subvaria

Oxycanus waterhousei

Abantiades moths

Australian butterflies

Australian Lepidoptera

Australian imagoes

other HEPIALIDAE moths

(written 12 August 2020, updated 16 November 2020, 3 July 2021, 2 May 2022)