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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

431 species

Hypoperigea tonsa (A noctuid moth)

Hypoperigea tonsa
Hypoperigea tonsa
Hypoperigea tonsa
Hypoperigea tonsa
Hypoperigea tonsa
Hypoperigea tonsa

Hyposada hydrocampata (Boletobiinae)

Hyposada hydrocampata
Hyposada hydrocampata

Hypospila dochmotoma (An Erebid moth (Catocalini))

Hypospila dochmotoma
Hypospila dochmotoma
Hypospila dochmotoma
Hypospila dochmotoma
Hypospila dochmotoma
Hypospila dochmotoma

Idalima affinis (A day flying moth)

Idalima affinis
Idalima affinis
Idalima affinis
Idalima affinis
Idalima affinis
Idalima affinis

Ipanica cornigera (owlet moth)

Ipanica cornigera
Ipanica cornigera
Ipanica cornigera
Ipanica cornigera
Ipanica cornigera
Ipanica cornigera

Iropoca rotundata (Iropoca rotundata)

Iropoca rotundata
Iropoca rotundata
Iropoca rotundata
Iropoca rotundata
Iropoca rotundata
Iropoca rotundata

Iscadia poliochroa (A Noctuid moth (Nolidae))

Iscadia poliochroa
Iscadia poliochroa

Laelia obsoleta (Tinged Tussock Moth)

Laelia obsoleta

ALA Image

Laelia obsoleta
Laelia obsoleta
Laelia obsoleta
Laelia obsoleta
Laelia obsoleta

Lambula transcripta (Lambula transcripta)

Leptocneria reducta (White cedar moth)

Leptocneria reducta

MALE

Leptocneria reducta
Leptocneria reducta
Leptocneria reducta
Leptocneria reducta
Leptocneria reducta

Leucania (genus) (A noctuid moth)

Leucania (genus)
Leucania (genus)
Leucania (genus)
Leucania (genus)
Leucania (genus)
Leucania (genus)

Leucania abdominalis (Leucania abdominalis)

Leucania abdominalis
Leucania abdominalis
Leucania abdominalis
Leucania abdominalis
Leucania abdominalis
Leucania abdominalis

Leucania dasycnema (Southern Noctuid)

Leucania dasycnema
Leucania dasycnema
Leucania dasycnema
Leucania dasycnema
Leucania dasycnema
Leucania dasycnema

Leucania diatrecta (A Noctuid moth)

Leucania diatrecta
Leucania diatrecta
Leucania diatrecta
Leucania diatrecta
Leucania diatrecta
Leucania diatrecta

Leucania exarans (Hadeninae)

Leucania exarans
Leucania exarans
Leucania exarans
Leucania exarans
Leucania exarans
Leucania exarans

Leucania leucosta (A Noctuid moth (Hadeninae))

Leucania leucosta
Leucania leucosta
Leucania leucosta
Leucania leucosta

Leucania melanopasta (A Noctuid moth (Hadeninae))

Leucania melanopasta
Leucania melanopasta
Leucania melanopasta
Leucania melanopasta
Leucania melanopasta
Leucania melanopasta

Leucania obumbrata (Lesser Armyworm)

Leucania obumbrata
Leucania obumbrata
Leucania obumbrata
Leucania obumbrata

Leucania obusta (Robust Armyworm)

Leucania obusta
Leucania obusta
Leucania obusta
Leucania obusta
Leucania obusta
Leucania obusta

Leucania stenographa (Sugar Cane Armyworm)

Leucania stenographa
Leucania stenographa

Side view
Leucania stenographa

Underside
Leucania stenographa
Leucania stenographa
Leucania stenographa

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  • Non-invasive or negligible (change?)

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