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Erebidae

Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Arthropoda
Subphylum: Atelocerata
Class: Hexapoda (including Insecta)
Infraclass: Neoptera
Subclass: Pterygota
Order: Lepidoptera
Superfamily: Noctuoidea
Family: Erebidae
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Image Subject Name Scientific Name Description
5495275 field bindweed moth Tyta luctuosa
5495276 field bindweed moth Tyta luctuosa
5495278 field bindweed moth Tyta luctuosa
5443219 black witch Ascalapha odorata
5443220 black witch Ascalapha odorata
5443200 black witch Ascalapha odorata Resting on telephone pole. Photograph taken July 10, 2010
1541842 ilia underwing Catocala ilia
1274078 black witch Ascalapha odorata this is probably the largest insect in North America. B.W.’s are very common throughout the New World tropics and fly year round in the Rio Grande Valley and south Florida. They migrate north from Mexico through Texas primarily in June.
2154070 sweetheart underwing moth Catocala amatrix
1541840 ilia underwing Catocala ilia
1541843 ilia underwing Catocala ilia
1541844 ilia underwing Catocala ilia
2154069 sweetheart underwing moth Catocala amatrix
1274077 black witch Ascalapha odorata this is probably the largest insect in North America. B.W.’s are very common throughout the New World tropics and fly year round in the Rio Grande Valley and south Florida. They migrate north from Mexico through Texas primarily in June.
1274079 black witch Ascalapha odorata this is probably the largest insect in North America. B.W.’s are very common throughout the New World tropics and fly year round in the Rio Grande Valley and south Florida. They migrate north from Mexico through Texas primarily in June.
5423882 Dark-spotted palthis Palthis angulalis
2107043 pecan catocala Catocala spp.
5132030 ilia underwing Catocala ilia
5402558 sweatheart underwing Catocala minuta
5402557 sweatheart underwing Catocala minuta
5402555 sweatheart underwing Catocala minuta
5424340 ilia underwing Catocala ilia
5424341 ilia underwing Catocala ilia
1541841 ilia underwing Catocala ilia
1541839 ilia underwing Catocala ilia
5408646 fruit piercing moth Eudocima fullonia
5408645 fruit piercing moth Eudocima fullonia
5190048 striped grassworm looper Mocis latipes Collection information: November, 1999; Louisiana, Abita Springs
5172031 croton caterpillar Achaea janata larva top view
5172032 croton caterpillar Achaea janata larva side view
5172033 croton caterpillar Achaea janata larva side view curled up
5172034 croton caterpillar Achaea janata larva on castor bean
5172035 croton caterpillar Achaea janata larva on castor bean
5171075 black witch Ascalapha odorata

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