subfamily
Cutworms and Dart Moths
Noctuinae
Field notes
Children 24 of 31
- Noctuini 246 native
- Arches 145 native
- Xylenini 144 native
- Eriopygini 138 native
- Hadenini 60 native
- Orthosiini 45 native
- Wainscot Moths 30 native
- Elaphriini 24 native
- Prodeniini 10 native
- Caradrinini 9 native
- Properigea 9 native
- Bryophilini 8 native
- Poliini 7 native
- Eriopini 6 native
- Dypterygiini 6 native
- Diver Moths 6 native
- Phlogophorini 5 native
- Actinotiini 4 native
- Tholerini 3 native
- Pseudeustrotiini 3 native
- Phosphilini 3 native
- Pseudobryomima 3 native
- Nacopa 2 native
- Fagitana 1 native
Range
Greener is more native, amber more introduced; paler is less certain. How this was decided
Most observed native cutworms and dart moths All
Native to the US, by observations.
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Armyworm Moth
Pseudaletia unipuncta
44,939 observations
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Yellow-striped Armyworm Moth
Spodoptera ornithogalli
37,887 observations
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Ipsilon Dart Moth
Agrotis ipsilon
34,098 observations
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Wedgling Moth
Galgula partita
27,210 observations
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Fall Armyworm Moth
Spodoptera frugiperda
23,402 observations
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Bicolored Sallow
Sunira bicolorago
19,564 observations
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Green Cutworm Moth
Anicla infecta
15,622 observations
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Subterranean Dart
Feltia subterranea
12,421 observations
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Dingy Cutworm Moth
Feltia jaculifera
12,210 observations
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Flame-shouldered Dart
Ochropleura implecta
11,036 observations
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Grateful Midget
Elaphria grata
10,200 observations
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Slowpoke Moth
Athetis tarda
10,159 observations
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Speckled Green Fruitworm Moth
Orthosia hibisci
10,107 observations
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Cloaked Marvel
Chytonix palliatricula
8,971 observations
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Variegated Midget
Elaphria versicolor
7,843 observations