Geometrid Moth (Agathia hemithearia), family Geometridae, Myanmar
photograph by Min Khant Naing

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Geometrid Moth (Agathia hemithearia), family Geometridae, Myanmar
photograph by Min Khant Naing

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#1612 - Agathia distributa
AKA Agathia disconnecta. Photo by Brad Callcott in Ayr, Queensland.
One of the Emerald Loopers, found in Queensland, but I don’t have any information on diet.
#1510 - Agathia pisina
AKA Agathia asteria. This is a male - females have larger brown markings
Photo by Hourie Ipradjian in Cairns, Far North Queensland.
This Geometrid is found in Australia, Norfolk Island, and the Solomon Islands, where the caterpillars feed exclusively on Native Rubber Vine, Gymnanthera oblonga.
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Agathia prasinaspis Meyrick, 1889
#1118 - Agathia prasinapsis
Photo by Damien Moey, in Yarramalong New South Wales.
A very pretty Emerald, found in Papua, Queensland, and northern New South Wales. Caterpillars have been found on the vine Gymnanthera oblonga, but apart from that S.F.A. is known about their biology.
Navajo time by salmongreg on Flickr.