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True armyworm moth

Mythimna unipuncta

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Description:

This moth was found at my light trap setup.The moth was a bit damaged and worn out.The gender was a female due to the swollen abdomen of eggs.The moth is amazing and has a slight tint of gold to the wings.When sitting these moths look like dead leaves.They are also considered pests but really are amazing animals on our planet.

Habitat:

Black light setup

Notes:

Female specimen

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