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• Noctuidae abstract "The Noctuidae or owlet moths are a family of robustly built moths that includes more than 35,000 known species out of possibly 100,000 total, in more than 4,200 genera. They constitute the largest family in the Lepidoptera.Their distribution is worldwide, with about 1,450 species found in Europe.Most have drab forewings, although some have brightly coloured hindwings. Differences between the sexes are usually few. The overwhelming majority of noctuids fly at night and are almost invariably strongly attracted to light. Many are also attracted to sugar and nectar-rich flowers.[citation needed]Some of the family are preyed upon by bats. However, many Noctuidae species have tiny organs in their ears that responds to bat echolocation calls, sending their wing muscles into spasm and causing the moths to dart erratically. This aids the moths in evading the bats.Several species have larvae (caterpillars) that live in the soil and are agricultural or horticultural pests. These are the "cutworms" that eat the bases of young brassicas and lettuces. They form hard, shiny pupae. Most noctuid larvae feed at night, resting in the soil or in a crevice in its food plant during the day.[citation needed]The Noctuidae are also remarkable for containing an extraordinary number of species whose caterpillars are able to feed on certain poisonous plants without harm. These foodplants — namely Solanaceae (e.g., Nicotiana) and Fabaceae (e.g., Sophora) — contain chemicals that would kill most insects trying to feed on them.[citation needed]".
• Noctuidae thumbnail Egybolis_vaillantina.jpg?width=300.
• Noctuidae wikiPageExternalLink Image:Large_yellow_underwing_ex3467_(800).JPG.
• Noctuidae wikiPageExternalLink fall_armyworm.htm.
• Noctuidae wikiPageExternalLink true_armyworm.htm.
• Noctuidae wikiPageExternalLink velvetbean.htm.
• Noctuidae wikiPageExternalLink spanish_moth.htm.
• Noctuidae wikiPageExternalLink cabbage_palm_caterpillar.htm.
• Noctuidae wikiPageExternalLink black_cutworm.htm.
• Noctuidae wikiPageExternalLink southern_armyworm.htm.
• Noctuidae wikiPageExternalLink yellowstriped_armyworm.htm.
• Noctuidae wikiPageExternalLink hieroglyphic_moth.htm.
• Noctuidae wikiPageExternalLink noctuidae.
• Noctuidae wikiPageID "293265".
• Noctuidae wikiPageRevisionID "597958104".
• Noctuidae authority "Latreille, 1809".
• Noctuidae diversity "35000".
• Noctuidae diversity "About 4,200 genera,".
• Noctuidae diversityLink "Lepidopteran diversity".
• Noctuidae hasPhotoCollection Noctuidae.
• Noctuidae image "Grammodes geometrica moth.jpg".
• Noctuidae image2Caption "Grammodes geometrica".
• Noctuidae imageCaption "Egybolis vaillantina".
• Noctuidae imageWidth "250".
• Noctuidae name "Owlet moths".
• Noctuidae subdivision Acontiinae.
• Noctuidae subdivision "Acronictinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Aganainae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Agaristinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Amphipyrinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Araeopteroninae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Bagisarinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Balsinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Bryophilinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Catocalinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Cocytiinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Condicinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Cuculliinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Cydosiinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Dilobinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Diphtherinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Eriopinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Eucocytiinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Eustrotiinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Hadeninae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Heliothinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Lophonyctinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Metoponiinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Noctuinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Oncocnemidinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Pantheinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Phytometrinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Plusiinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Psaphidinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Raphiinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Sinocharinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Stictopterinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Stiriinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Strepsimaninae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Thiacidinae".
• Noctuidae subdivision "Ufeinae".
• Noctuidae subdivisionRanks "Subfamilies".
• Noctuidae typeSpecies "Noctua pronuba".
• Noctuidae subject Category:Noctuidae.
• Noctuidae subject Category:Noctuoidea.
• Noctuidae type Animal.
• Noctuidae type Eukaryote.
• Noctuidae type Species.
• Noctuidae type Animal.
• Noctuidae type BiologicalLivingObject.
• Noctuidae type EukaryoticCell.
• Noctuidae type Insect.
• Noctuidae type Organism.
• Noctuidae comment "The Noctuidae or owlet moths are a family of robustly built moths that includes more than 35,000 known species out of possibly 100,000 total, in more than 4,200 genera. They constitute the largest family in the Lepidoptera.Their distribution is worldwide, with about 1,450 species found in Europe.Most have drab forewings, although some have brightly coloured hindwings. Differences between the sexes are usually few.".
• Noctuidae label "Eulenfalter".
• Noctuidae label "Noctuidae".
• Noctuidae label "Noctuidae".
• Noctuidae label "Noctuidae".
• Noctuidae label "Noctuidae".
• Noctuidae label "Noctuidae".
• Noctuidae label "Sówkowate".
• Noctuidae label "Uilen (vlinders)".
• Noctuidae label "Совки (насекомые)".
• Noctuidae label "الليليات".
• Noctuidae label "ヤガ科".
• Noctuidae sameAs Eulenfalter.
• Noctuidae sameAs Noctuidae.
• Noctuidae sameAs Noctuidae.
• Noctuidae sameAs Noctuidae.
• Noctuidae sameAs ヤガ科.
• Noctuidae sameAs Uilen_(vlinders).
• Noctuidae sameAs Sówkowate.
• Noctuidae sameAs Noctuidae.
• Noctuidae sameAs m.01qw6w.
• Noctuidae sameAs Q459180.
• Noctuidae sameAs Q459180.
• Noctuidae wasDerivedFrom Noctuidae?oldid=597958104.
• Noctuidae depiction Egybolis_vaillantina.jpg.
• Noctuidae isPrimaryTopicOf Noctuidae.