Wing length approx. 2.5mm. I do not know the specific identity of this one. Belongs to the group with only two white patches in the wing fringes - one thin one at the wing apex and one wider subapically. P. variegatus is Tasmania's only listed species - this species has three white patches in the wing fringes with the third placed close to the middle and on the same side as the pre-apical patch.

This one was much larger than the other more common finds in Tas. I was really surprised to see it. I think it's a Psychodinae that we haven't found before?

Someone has labelled a very similar looking image with Clogmia albipunctata on the ALA. May be it?...but on further looking there seem to be very diverse looking flies labelled as this species....

Inventory for 7/21:
Cydia latiferreana (5) (no photos)
Achyra rantalis (1)
Acronicta texana (1)
Amydria sp. (1)
Blastobasis sp. (2)
Digrammia sp. (1; no photo)
Unk. lep. (1)

New for Salton Drive. Just one seen in March. There's a small glitch on MPG which made this species hard to identify: The species has its own page with a couple of nice images, but there is no thumbnail on the plate index pages.
http://mothphotographersgroup.msstate.edu/species.php?hodges=2475
but notice #2475 here:
http://mothphotographersgroup.msstate.edu/pinned.php?plate=05&page=2&sort=h