Moths of Victoria Part 3 GEOMETROIDEA (C) STERRHINAE & LARENTIINAE From hardy alpine survivors and delicate forest dwellers to adaptable urban residents by Peter Marriott from Museum Victoria and Entomological Society of Victoria Link to Order Form

Looper caterpillars are a familiar sight on plants everywhere. Most belong to the geometrid family of moths, of which carpets and waves make up about a third. With 170 species and over 500 images, this book presents every known Victorian moth in these two groups for the first time. Here is the essential reference for Anyone seeking to identify the moths around their homes and countryside. Naturalists, students and scientists. Land Care and Friends groups. Organisations working with the natural environment. The disk provides more than 300 additional pages with information, biology and distribution for each species.

(updated 1 June 2014) Don Herbison-Evans (donherbisonevans@yahoo.com)