| Moths of North Dakota |
Noctuidae: Hadeninae |
Pseudaletia unipuncta (Haworth 1809)
| Common name: Armyworm moth.
Hodges #: 10438. Identification: Rfw 19 mm, fw brown with dull luster, occasionally coppery, a white spot present at lower angle of reniform spot, a dark shade-line from pointed apex of fw, hw with pink/violet reflectance in strong light, tibiae without setae, eyes hairy. Similar species: 9373, 9457, 10436, 10447, 10449, 10462, 10801, 10915. Distribution: northern South America, north into Canada with annual emigrations, does not overwinter north of freeze-line. Hosts: larvae are general feeders on a huge variety of plants.
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ND, Cass Co., North Fargo. 26- VIII- 1993, UV lt., coll. G. Fauske.
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