Common Ghost Moth, Aenetus eximia and Fruit Piercing Moth, Eudocima salaminia

“The [Common Ghost Moth] caterpillar is cylindrical and fleshy, except the head and adjoining segment which are rough and corneous. The segments are muscular and well developed, and of a dull creamy white, tinged with purplish red at their divisions.” Description from AW Scott, ‘Australian Lepidoptera and their Transformations’, Volume 2, Plate 11 (1890-1898).