1. Live pictures

1.1. Imago

1-2: ♀, Australia, Queensland, Cairns-area, Kuranda, Barron Gorge Nationalpark, n/w Wrights Lookout, 370 m, 1. Oktober 2018 lux (det. & phot.: Egbert Friedrich)

3: ♀, Indonesien, Bali, Ubud, 20. Dezember 2022 (det. & fot.: Kersten Krause)

2. Caterpillar

1: Indonesien, Bali, Ubud, 28. März 2024 (det. & fot.: Kersten Krause)

3. Diagnosis

1-2: ♀, data see label (coll. & photos: Egbert Friedrich)

3.1. Original description, figure indicated therein, and concerning text

1-3: Cramer (1777: 148, pl. CXXXIV fig. B, 59) [from copyright-free scans at www.biodiversitylibrary.org]

4. Further information

4.1. Other combinations

• Phalaena cocalus Cramer, [1777] [original combination]

4.2. Synonyms

• Noctua maculata Weber, 1801 [synonym according to funet.fi]
• Ophideres plana Walker, [1858] [synonym according to funet.fi]
• Rhytia (Ophideres) crepidolata Lucas, 1894 [synonym according to funet.fi]

4.3. Faunistics

According to [Global Biodiversity Information Facility], the species occurs in Australia, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, China, and Papua New Guinea.

Locus typicus: Indes Orientales.

(Author: Michel Kettner)

4.4. Year of publication of the original description

According to Hemming (1958: 41), the entire volume was published in 1777.

(Author: Jürgen Rodeland)

4.5. Literature

• Original description: Cramer, P. („1779“) [1777]: De uitlandsche kapellen voorkomende in de drie waereld-deelen Asia, Africa en America 2: 1-151, pl. XCVII-CXCII. Amsteldam (S. J. Baalde), Utrecht (Barthelemy Wild).
• Hemming, F. (1958): Opinion 516. — Opinions and Declarations Rendered by the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature 19 (1): 1-44. London.

4.6. Informations from other websites (external links)

• [BOLD]
• [Global Biodiversity Information Facility]
• [The Moths Of Borneo]
• [Australian Lepidoptera]