No idea what species this is

A photo in your May Moth Month reminded me of this sighting in Wolumla, back in 2012. Oxycanus?

Looks like the Magpie Moth,Senecio Moth

Unidentified Moth

Unidentified Moth male

Just a guess at ID but looks like a Geometrid. About 50 mm across.

Just a guess at ID but looks like a Geometrid. About 50 mm across.

Second photo's a bit blurry, I'm sorry, but it gives the idea.

This moth, which I followed through the forest, had beautiful bronze patches on its hindwings, not visible in these photos. About 40 mm wingtip to wingtip. A guess at species.

Guessing the genus but I don't think this species is the right one. Length 20 mm excluding antennae.

A guess at genus. About 40 mm wingtip to wingtip.

Not sure of this ID but perhaps it's in this genus. About 15 mm long.

A few new ones flying now.

Again, a guess at ID, though I logged one a bit like this previously that was identified as this species. About 20 mm long.

About 1.75 cm. I've seen a few lately, generally alone and on bark mulch near plants. I'm guessing that they're pyralidae.

This is the third photo of some species of large moth (3–5 cm) found on a neighbour's deck this morning. Photos by my neighbour, Christine.

This is the second of three hawkmoth-like animals found on a neighbour's deck this morning. They're all between 3 and 5 cm.

Not absolutely sure of species but I think it's close. About 30 mm long and resting on a window.

Could be an emperor moth larva, Saturniidae. Very colourful and about 9 cm long.

Just one so far, moving quickly from flower to flower.

A mating pair in the Black Range garden.