Adult females are small brightly-coloured metallic blue and orange moths with reduced wings. They cannot fly. Adult males have brown and yellow colouration, are fully-winged and can fly. Males and females look very different.
A view of the different stages and sexes of this Moth
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What habitats does Cebysa leucotelus live in?
Urban and natural environments in mostly higher rainfall areas
What is the distribution of Cebysa leucotelus?
South-eastern Australia From NSW to Tasmania also found in New Zealand
How big does Cebysa leucotelus grow?
Can grow to around 8mm
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