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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Hexapods (Hexapoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Butterflies and Moths (Lepidoptera) » Owlet Moths and kin (Noctuoidea) » Owlet Moths (Noctuidae)

Family Noctuidae - Owlet Moths

 
 
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Bird Dropping Moths · Acronictinae · Agaristinae · Amphipyrinae · Bagisarinae
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Subfamily Acontiinae - Bird Dropping Moths
Spragueia onagrus Tarache lactipennis? - Tarache lactipennis Olive-shaded Bird Dropping Moth? - Ponometia candefacta Olive-sided Bird-Dropping Moth - Ponometia candefacta Black and white forewings and white hindwings - Tarache aprica Narrow-winged Midget - Hodges#9111 - Tarache augustipennis bird-dropping moth - Ponometia erastrioides Moth to black light - Tarache aprica

Subfamily Acronictinae
caterpillar - Acronicta brumosa Greater Oak Dagger Moth caterpillar - Acronicta lobeliae Acronicta americana Noctuidae: Acronicta increta - Acronicta increta Acronicta Acronicta sp. - Acronicta atristrigatus Acronicta afflicta Moth to porch light - Acronicta

Subfamily Agaristinae
I need help identifying this moth. - Alypia octomaculata Alypiodes bimaculata - Alypiodes flavilinguis Black moth with white spots and yellow ''bags'' on legs - Alypia octomaculata Eudryas grata Black White Red Moth - Psychomorpha epimenis Alypiodes bimaculata Eight-spotted Forester - Alypia octomaculata eight-spotted forester - Alypia octomaculata

Subfamily Amphipyrinae
Copper Underwing - SK - Amphipyra pyramidoides Moth - Prothrinax luteomedia Beloved Emarginea Moth - Emarginea percara Moth - Amphipyra pyramidoides Copper Underwing - Amphipyra pyramidoides copper underwing - Amphipyra pyramidoides Oslaria pura Amphipyra glabella

Subfamily Bagisarinae
Amyna axis 9070? - Amyna stricta Amyna axis - Amyna stricta Unknown Moth 3017 - Bagisara buxea Moth 071418c - Amyna stricta Amyna stricta (Eight-Spot Moth) - Amyna stricta Bagisara repanda Noctuidae; Bagisara; B. buxea? - Bagisara buxea Bagisara oula? - Bagisara

 
 
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