List Of Moths Of Great Britain (Noctuidae)
The family Noctuidae is the largest family of macro-moths in Great Britain, where over 400 species occur:
Read more about List Of Moths Of Great Britain (Noctuidae): Subfamily Noctuinae, Subfamily Hadeninae, Subfamily Cuculliinae, Subfamily Acronictinae, Subfamily Bryophilinae, Subfamily Amphipyrinae, Subfamily Stiriinae, Subfamily Heliothinae, Subfamily Eustrotiinae, Subfamily Acontiinae, Subfamily Eariadinae, Subfamily Chloephorinae, Subfamily Pantheinae, Subfamily Plusiinae, Subfamily Catocalinae, Subfamily Ophiderinae, Subfamily Rivulinae, Subfamily Hypeninae, Subfamily Strepsimananiae, Subfamily Herminiinae
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