Nov 12, 2024
Red and yellow leaf miner moth, Macarostola miniella, Gracillariidae
Found on the North Island of New Zealand
Photos 1-7 by invertebratist and 8 (for scale) by stephen_thorpe
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Red and yellow leaf miner moth, Macarostola miniella, Gracillariidae
Found on the North Island of New Zealand
Photos 1-7 by invertebratist and 8 (for scale) by stephen_thorpe
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Beautiful Macarostola moth found on the glass window of a Kmart.
24/11/23 - Macarostola sp.
QLD:WET
Bugust 2025 Day 22: Fan Character Friday [So What's the Next Hit?] 8.22.25
Done in 34 mintues
First leafminer moth I manage to pin without breaking anything! Phyllonorycter I think. I'll be asking around the microlep people I know to see if I can get help for a species level ID, these guys tend to require DNA for that.
I've done other microleps but these guys are the true hardmode
Then next to some other little guys I doublemounted. The Dialictus is a little banged up but should still be an acceptable specimen
Bug of the Day
Look at this tiny little moth dude! So much flair! I believe this is a maple Caloptilia (Caloptilia bimaculatella).
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Moth Of The Day #13
Firethorn Leaf Miner
Phyllonorycter leucographella
From the gracillariidae family. They have a wingspan of 6-9mm. They often inhabit gardens and other urban habitats. It is native to southern Europe.
Appears to be an example of Marmara fasciella / White Pine Barkminer Moth (0708). Photographed at 2.5X.