Geometrid moth (Paralaea porphyrinaria)

Shaped like an upturned racing dinghy and coloured with attractive vanished timber tones, and simple, clear, red-orange veins. A small, smooth tuft on the head would form the knuckle on the bow. Under wings revealed cream with black near outer margin. If this was a bit bigger I could turn it over, rig it and go for a sail.
Attracted to security lighting at night at the local school.
An unusual resting posture for a geometrid, this moth develops from an attractive green larva with flat red shields for a face. It eats eucalyptus.