Cruria synopla (Forest Day-moth)

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Basically black with various white markings on the forewings. The species closely resembles Cruria donowani, but the hindwing bar of Cruria synopla is yellower and less ragged. Also, only Cruria synopla has a faint narrow pale line from the base to the middle of each forewing.

Cruria synopla is listed in the following regions:

South Coast | Greater Sydney | New South Wales North Coast

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Cruria synopla (Forest Day-moth) at Nightcap, NSW - 2 Jan 2025 by Watermelontree

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Cruria synopla (Forest Day-moth) at Dunbogan, NSW - 9 Nov 2024 by Nette

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Cruria synopla (Forest Day-moth) at Nightcap, NSW - 2 Jan 2025 by Watermelontree

Cruria synopla (Forest Day-moth) at Dunbogan, NSW - 9 Nov 2024 by Nette

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Species information

Cruria synopla Scientific name
Forest Day-moth Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-invasive or negligible
Up to 112.9m Recorded at altitude
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Location information

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CA0044 Nightcap National Park
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Dunbogan, NSW Nightcap, NSW

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