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Superfamily Noctuoidea - Owlet Moths and kin

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Owlet Moths and kin (Noctuoidea)
9083389 moth 9084159 moth Unknown classy moth Maybe: Chocolate Renia Moth - Hodges#8380 - Dorsal 3036227 moth 3036324 moth Eyed Baileya (Baileya ophthalmica)? Caterpillar ID? 3025110 moth 3023675 moth 3023620 moth Caterpillar in rolled oak leaf Caterpillar in rolled oak leaf Green Moth Caterpillar - Lateral Dorsal Aurora Caterpillar Owlet Moth caterpillar Noctuoidea sp. Scolecocampa? Scolecocampa? Northern Scurfy Quaker Moth Bristly Cutworm? Moth Mystery Prominent Mystery Tiger Moth

 
 
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