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Soybean Looper Moth

Pseudoplusia includens

Photo by tiberio_graco
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Species ID Suggestions

tobacco looper moth

Chrysodeixis argentifera

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Comments (8)
Ashish
Finally its Soybean Looper Moth (Pseudoplusia includen)..... :)
Ashish
Ditto moth.. http://www.pbase.com/image/117780144
Ashish
Lori is accurate... Tiberio please update...
Dangermouse
Well, it's different to me. I've never seen anything like that before. Perhaps it is the lighting on it, but to me, it just looks...different. :)
lori.tas
I don't think so Dangermouse. I think it's mostly the lighting that makes them look different. Plus, the tobacco looper has spread pretty much anywhere people grow tobacco.

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