_Asopia farinalis_ is the well known “meal moth” common, in most parts of the world; the caterpillars feed upon all kinds of corn, bran, pollard, and flour; it mats its food particles together with a silken web into a tube in which it hides. The moth is often found upon the walls of feed houses, mills, &c., and sometimes comes into the light at night. It measures 1 inch across the wings, and has a ground colour of yellow buff to dull greyish yellow, blotched with a darker tint at the base and tip, the latter marbled with grey; the hind wings are silvery. _Zinckenia recurvalis_ is a common little moth about Sydney; it is under 1 inch across the wings, which are of a dark brown tint, with a white bar traversing the centre of each wing, and with a second white spot on each fore wing towards the tip. The caterpillars are sometimes found destructive to salt-bush hedges about Sydney by stripping off the foliage and causing the bushes to die back. [Illustration: =Fig. 134.=--_Notarcha clytalis_ (Walker). The Kurrajong Leaf Roller.] _Notarcha clytalis_ is a bright yellow moth with an irregular wavy line of black crossing the outer portions of the wings, and another shorter band near the base of each fore wing. The gregarious larvae are green spotted with black; they roll the leaves on the terminal branches of the Kurrajong into regular slender masses up to a foot or more in length, in which they finally pupate. It has a wide range over the country, rendering these handsome trees very unsightly when numerous. The larvae of _Godara comalis_ is a greenish yellow caterpillar barred with lighter yellow at the back of each segment, and lightly clothed with long brown hairs; it feeds upon the leaves of the horse radish and turnip. The moth measures 1 inch across the wings; the fore pair are buff irregularly mottled with dark brown; the hind wings of a uniform silvery white with a brown patch at the apical margin. [Illustration: =Fig. 135.=--Nest of _Notarcha clytalis_ (Walker). Showing how the caterpillars roll up the foliage.] [Illustration: =Fig. 136.=--_Godara comalis_ (Guérin). The caterpillar of which webs the leaves of the horseradish. (“Agricultural Gazette,” N.S.W.)] [Illustration: =Fig. 137.=--_Cognogethes punctiferalis_ (Guérin). The Northern Peach Moth, with damaged peach.]