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Noctuoid moths (except Arctiinae)

Noctuoid moth (except Arctiinae) species

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Overview

This moth sub-category for the superfamily Noctuoidea contains the large families Noctuidae and Erebidae as well the smaller Euteliidae, Nolidae, Notodontidae and Oenosandridae.  The Arctiinae also belong to this superfamily, but are distinctive and well known so are given their own moth sub-category

404 species

Asura compsodes (A Lichen moth (Erebidae))

Asura compsodes
Asura compsodes

Athetis tenuis (Plain Tenuis Moth)

Athetis tenuis
Athetis tenuis
Athetis tenuis
Athetis tenuis
Athetis tenuis
Athetis tenuis

Australothis rubrescens (Indian Weed Caterpillar)

Australothis rubrescens
Australothis rubrescens
Australothis rubrescens
Australothis rubrescens
Australothis rubrescens
Australothis rubrescens

Austrocarea iocephala (Broad-headed Moth)

Austrocarea iocephala
Austrocarea iocephala
Austrocarea iocephala
Austrocarea iocephala
Austrocarea iocephala
Austrocarea iocephala

Autoba pectorora (Acontiinae)

Autoba pectorora
Autoba pectorora
Autoba pectorora
Autoba pectorora
Autoba pectorora
Autoba pectorora

Autoba versicolor (A Noctuid moth (Acontiinae subfamily0)

Autoba versicolor
Autoba versicolor
Autoba versicolor
Autoba versicolor
Autoba versicolor
Autoba versicolor

Axiocteta oenoplex (Erebinae)

Axiocteta oenoplex
Axiocteta oenoplex
Axiocteta oenoplex
Axiocteta oenoplex

Barasa cymatistis (Nolinae)

Barasa cymatistis
Barasa cymatistis
Barasa cymatistis
Barasa cymatistis
Barasa cymatistis
Barasa cymatistis

Bathytricha aethalion (Forest Maned Moth)

Bathytricha aethalion
Bathytricha aethalion
Bathytricha aethalion
Bathytricha aethalion
Bathytricha aethalion
Bathytricha aethalion

Bathytricha leonina (Orange Maned Moth)

Bathytricha leonina
Bathytricha leonina
Bathytricha leonina
Bathytricha leonina
Bathytricha leonina
Bathytricha leonina

Bathytricha truncata (Sugarcane Stem Borer, Maned Moth)

Bathytricha truncata
Bathytricha truncata
Bathytricha truncata
Bathytricha truncata
Bathytricha truncata
Bathytricha truncata

Calathusa (genus) (a Calathusa Moth)

Calathusa (genus)
Calathusa (genus)
Calathusa (genus)
Calathusa (genus)
Calathusa (genus)
Calathusa (genus)

Calathusa allopis (Patched Calathusa)

Calathusa allopis
Calathusa allopis
Calathusa allopis
Calathusa allopis
Calathusa allopis
Calathusa allopis

Calathusa basicunea (Eastern Calathusa)

Calathusa basicunea
Calathusa basicunea
Calathusa basicunea
Calathusa basicunea

Calathusa charactis (Dry Country Calathusa)

Calathusa eremna (Calathusa eremna)

Calathusa hypotherma (Calathusa hypotherma)

Calathusa hypotherma
Calathusa hypotherma
Calathusa hypotherma
Calathusa hypotherma

Calathusa ischnodes (An Erebid moth)

Calathusa ischnodes
Calathusa ischnodes
Calathusa ischnodes
Calathusa ischnodes
Calathusa ischnodes
Calathusa ischnodes

Calathusa mesospila (Spotted Calathusa)

Calathusa mesospila
Calathusa mesospila
Calathusa mesospila
Calathusa mesospila
Calathusa mesospila
Calathusa mesospila

Calathusa sp nr dispila

Calathusa sp nr dispila
Calathusa sp nr dispila
Calathusa sp nr dispila
Calathusa sp nr dispila
Calathusa sp nr dispila
Calathusa sp nr dispila

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  • Local native (change?)
    * designates formal legal status
  • Non-invasive or negligible (change?)

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