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Noctuidae

life science Maturity 11-13

These are owlet moths.

Noctua comes (2946739146).jpg
Noctua comes (2946739146).jpg
They live all over the world. Some are brown or grey. Some are very bright. Their babies are called caterpillars. They can eat many plants.
Helicoverpa armigera (23882185162).jpg
Helicoverpa armigera (23882185162).jpg
They help flowers grow. Can you find a moth?

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File:Noctuidae Wings.png
Noctuidae Wings.png
File:Xestia c-nigrum (18543861830).jpg
Xestia c-nigrum (18543861830).jpg
File:The larva of Hadena bicruris is feeding on the seeds of Red Campion (Silene dioica).jpg
The larva of Hadena bicruris is feeding...
File:Eight Spotted Forester Moth (3471438093).jpg
Eight Spotted Forester Moth (3471438093).jpg
File:Noctua comes (2946739146).jpg
Noctua comes (2946739146).jpg
File:Polytela gloriosae, feeding on amaryllis.jpg
Polytela gloriosae, feeding on amaryllis.jpg
File:Helicoverpa armigera (23882185162).jpg
Helicoverpa armigera (23882185162).jpg
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