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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Butterflies and Moths (Lepidoptera) » Moths » Noctuoidea » Erebidae

Family Erebidae

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Litter Moths · Hypeninae · Scolecocampinae
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Subfamily Herminiinae - Litter Moths
Caterpillar - Palthis angulalis Dark-spotted Palthis - Palthis angulalis caterpillar - Idia caterpillar - Idia Idia caterpillars - Idia larva from gopher tortoise burrow caterpillar - Zanclognatha Faint-spotted Palthis - Palthis asopialis

Subfamily Hypeninae
Baltimore Bomolocha - Hypena baltimoralis Hop Looper - Hypena humuli Caterpillar 03b - Hypena Baltimore Bomolocha - Hypena baltimoralis White-lined Bomolocha - Hypena abalienalis Baltimore Bomolocha - Hypena baltimoralis Hypena sp. on oak - Hypena Baltimore Bomolocha - Hypena baltimoralis

Subfamily Scolecocampinae
Found Under Stump Bark - Scolecocampa liburna Dead Wood Borer caterpillar - Scolecocampa liburna Dead Wood Borer caterpillar - Scolecocampa liburna Dead-wood borer moth caterpillar - Scolecocampa liburna Caterpillar - Scolecocampa liburna Caterpillar - Scolecocampa liburna Caterpillar - Scolecocampa liburna

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