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 This moth was in our back yard a few months, it is attracted by a Bracychiton sp. tree in our yard which is the larval food plant. The moth itself looks like a bird dropping from a distance. This is a stack of 30 images for depth of field. Larger image: Tonica moth Olympus OM-1 + 60mm macro 1/5 @ f5.6 ISO200 Chris Ross
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