Wattle Bizarre Looper Moth

nice work looking into it, thanks for the info Mark

Hi Scott. Great spotting - I was just reading about this one and remembered yours. I think the common name should be Looper not Lopper (family name after all) This 'typo' started in BrisbaneInsects in 2004 and is being copied all over the place. (bayucca please note :-) It also applies to several other geometrids in BI. I have emailed PeterChew at BI for clarification but other sources don't concur unless they referenced BI.

So far that really looks like it, thanks Bayucca

Geometridae, Anisozyga pieroides. Has to be verified!

Yep that's amazing. Maybe martinl will see it and suggest.

Fantastic spot. Given the way it moves, I'd look among the geometrid moths.