Small household moth commonly found in wardrobes, carpets and stored fabrics where larvae may cause damage.
Moth species known for creating protective cases from leaves, twigs and surrounding materials.
One of Australia’s largest moth species, recognised for its impressive size and distinctive appearance.
Large native Australian moth recognised for its pale green wings and prominent eye-like markings.
Fast-flying moth species known for its streamlined body and hovering flight behaviour.
Migratory Australian moth famous for its seasonal movements and attraction to lights.
Colourful hawk moth recognised by its striking green, pink and cream wing patterns.
Brightly coloured moth species featuring patterned wings and vibrant hindwing markings.
Attractive Australian moth recognised by its white wings marked with contrasting dark spots.
Large Australian moth often noticed after rainfall and associated with underground larvae.
Common household pest found in stored food products, grains, cereals and dry goods.
Fabric-damaging moth whose larvae may attack carpets, rugs, wool and natural fibres.
Common indoor moth frequently found around homes, sheds and storage areas.
Large dark moth recognised by its broad wings and distinctive dark colouration.
