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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

432 species

Euproctis edwardsii (Mistletoe Browntail Moth)

Euproctis edwardsii
Euproctis edwardsii
Euproctis edwardsii
Euproctis edwardsii
Euproctis edwardsii
Euproctis edwardsii

Euproctis galactopis (A Tussock Moth (Lymantriinae))

Euproctis galactopis
Euproctis galactopis
Euproctis galactopis
Euproctis galactopis
Euproctis galactopis
Euproctis galactopis

Euproctis limbalis (Euproctis limbalis)

Euproctis limbalis
Euproctis limbalis
Euproctis limbalis
Euproctis limbalis
Euproctis limbalis
Euproctis limbalis

Euproctis lucifuga (A Tussock Moth (Lymantriinae))

Euproctis lucifuga
Euproctis lucifuga
Euproctis lucifuga
Euproctis lucifuga

Euproctis lutea (Lyantriinae)

Euproctis lutea
Euproctis lutea
Euproctis lutea
Euproctis lutea
Euproctis lutea
Euproctis lutea

Euproctis marginalis (Margined Browntail Moth)

Euproctis marginalis

Female

Euproctis marginalis
Euproctis marginalis

Male
Euproctis marginalis
Euproctis marginalis
Euproctis marginalis

Euproctis melanosoma (Black-bodied Browntail Moth)

Euproctis panabra (Euproctis panabra)

Euproctis panabra
Euproctis panabra
Euproctis panabra
Euproctis panabra

Eutrichopidia latinus (Yellow-banded Day-moth)

Eutrichopidia latinus
Eutrichopidia latinus
Eutrichopidia latinus
Eutrichopidia latinus
Eutrichopidia latinus
Eutrichopidia latinus

Fascionycta fasciata (Acronictinae Moth)

Fascionycta fasciata
Fascionycta fasciata
Fascionycta fasciata
Fascionycta fasciata
Fascionycta fasciata
Fascionycta fasciata

Fodina ostorius (Fodina ostorius)

Fodina ostorius
Fodina ostorius
Fodina ostorius
Fodina ostorius
Fodina ostorius
Fodina ostorius

Gallaba eugraphes

Goniocraspedon mistura (A Noctuid moth (Eribidae))

Goniocraspedon mistura
Goniocraspedon mistura

Grammodes (genus) (An Owlet moth (Erebidae))

Grammodes (genus)
Grammodes (genus)
Grammodes (genus)
Grammodes (genus)
Grammodes (genus)
Grammodes (genus)

Grammodes justa (Plain Box-Owlet)

Grammodes justa
Grammodes justa
Grammodes justa
Grammodes justa
Grammodes justa
Grammodes justa

Grammodes ocellata (Large-eyed Box-Owlet)

Grammodes ocellata
Grammodes ocellata
Grammodes ocellata
Grammodes ocellata

Grammodes oculicola (Small-eyed Box-Owlet)

Grammodes oculicola
Grammodes oculicola
Grammodes oculicola
Grammodes oculicola
Grammodes oculicola
Grammodes oculicola

Graphosia stenopepla (Graphosia stenopepla)

Hadeninae sp. (subfamily) (Hadeninae sp. (subfamily))

Hadeninae sp. (subfamily)
Hadeninae sp. (subfamily)
Hadeninae sp. (subfamily)
Hadeninae sp. (subfamily)
Hadeninae sp. (subfamily)
Hadeninae sp. (subfamily)

Hadenini (tribe) Sp. 1.(MoV, Part 9) (A Noctuid moth (Hadeninae))

Hadenini (tribe) Sp. 1.(MoV, Part 9)
Hadenini (tribe) Sp. 1.(MoV, Part 9)
Hadenini (tribe) Sp. 1.(MoV, Part 9)
Hadenini (tribe) Sp. 1.(MoV, Part 9)

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  • Non-invasive or negligible (change?)

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