Lycid-mimicking Moth

QLD bugs always have more colors!

They occur along the east coast of Australia from Victoria to southern Queensland according to 'Moths of Australia' - IFB Common. Here is one with more black wings but same species in Brisbane.
http://www.brisbaneinsects.com/brisbane_...

yours and mine look the same.
don't know if they will appear in any other place then VIC??

I have spotted one of these before; http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/895...
They seem to have two pars of antennae but one of them are labial palps, part of their feeding organs. Many smaller moths have elogated palps
http://www.brisbaneinsects.com/brisbane_...

thanks martin as well!!!!! ^^

i actually have more unknown spotting

pls help ^^

thanks julia! you r the champ~~~!!!!!!!!!!

I FOUND IT! well the genus at least. It is some species of Snellenia!

i wanted to know what is that too ^^

These pictures are amazing! Anyone have any idea what sort of moth this is? Something weird is going on with its head; it seems to have two pairs of antennae! I suspect it might be a new moth, and its proboscis hasn't closed together yet? And that is what smaller curled pair of protuberances from its head are?