Tortricid moths (Tortricidae) field guide



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Lobesia (genus) (A Tortricid moth)

Lobesia (genus)
Lobesia (genus)
Lobesia (genus)

Meritastis (genus) (A Bell moth (Tortricinae))

Meritastis (genus)
Meritastis (genus)
Meritastis (genus)

Meritastis polygraphana (Mottled Bell Moth)

Meritastis polygraphana
Meritastis polygraphana
Meritastis polygraphana

Meritastis ursina (A Tortricid moth)

Meritastis ursina
Meritastis ursina
Meritastis ursina

Merophyas divulsana (Lucerne Leafroller)

Merophyas divulsana
Merophyas divulsana
Merophyas divulsana

Olethreutinae (subfamily) (Unidentified leaf roller)

Olethreutinae (subfamily)
Olethreutinae (subfamily)
Olethreutinae (subfamily)

Palaeotoma styphelana (A Tortricid moth)

Palaeotoma styphelana
Palaeotoma styphelana
Palaeotoma styphelana

Rupicolana GROUP (Rupicolana GROUP)

Spilonota constrictana (A Tortricid moth)

Spilonota constrictana
Spilonota constrictana
Spilonota constrictana

Spilonota sp. (Spilonota sp.)

Strepsicrates ejectana (Strepsicrates ejectana)

Strepsicrates ejectana
Strepsicrates ejectana
Strepsicrates ejectana

Strepsicrates infensa (an Olethreutine moth)

Strepsicrates infensa
Strepsicrates infensa
Strepsicrates infensa

Strepsicrates macropetana (Eucalyptus Leafroller)

Strepsicrates macropetana
Strepsicrates macropetana
Strepsicrates macropetana
Subfurcatana subfurcatana
Subfurcatana subfurcatana
Subfurcatana subfurcatana

Thrincophora dryinodes (A tortrid moth)

Thrincophora impletana
Thrincophora impletana
Thrincophora impletana

Thrincophora lignigerana (A Tortricid moth)

Thrincophora lignigerana
Thrincophora lignigerana
Thrincophora lignigerana

Thrincophora signigerana (Dark Signed Tortrix Moth)

Thrincophora signigerana
Thrincophora signigerana
Thrincophora signigerana
Tortricinae (subfamily)
Tortricinae (subfamily)
Tortricinae (subfamily)

Tritopterna capyra (A tortrid moth)

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