Geometrid moth

I think Spaniocentra sp is as far as I can get with the ID...

http://www.globaltwitcher.com/artspec.as...

Spaniocentra megaspilaria may be right.
http://www.jpmoth.org/~dmoth/Digital_Mot...

Not a Looper.. from Geometridae Emerald moths.

Ashish, now I think you're right - this is another Looper Moth ...Spaniocentra species?

Thanks so much Scott! Wow, Comibaena procumbaria could really be it! ... But now I'm doubting between that and C. connata as we do seem to share some wildlife with Australia...

The two Comibaena species you're considering seem to be limited to Australia (I think?). A more widespread southeast Asian species is C. procumbaria. I can't find a lot of information online about its distribution, and I can't read most of what I've found. It's a really lovely moth, though!

Thanks Ashish!

Geometridae family moth.

Now am thinking it might be a Comibaena mariae or Comibaena connata... Any moth experts out there? :-)

aw sorry, it's different... it's not a luna moth

is this the luna moth?

OR... is it Comibaena mariae??

A friend has just suggested Eucyclodes buprestaria... Can anyone confirm this? And does anyone know the common name?
Thanks!