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

Pl. 13, Lewin 1805, pre-publication print,
Courtesy of the State Library of NSW.
The Caterpillar of this species has been found boring into various plants :

The male and female adult moths are different.

The female moth has white wings with a number of dark dots near the middle of each forewing, and a row of dark dots along each margin.
The males have similar forewings, but the hindwings are black. The adult moths have a wingspan of about 3 cms.
The species is found in
Further reading :
Ian F.B. Common, Moths of Australia, Melbourne University Press, 1990, fig. 23.14, p. 230.
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(updated 30 August 2011)