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Sarahskeeper Brockton, MA(Zone 6a) Jun 16, 2009

I never saw one of these before, on a strawberry leaf.

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Sarahskeeper Brockton, MA(Zone 6a) Jun 16, 2009

Another angle.
Any ideas?
Andy P

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suunto Sinks Grove, WV Jun 16, 2009

This moth is in the tribe Plusiini, family Noctuidae; possibly the unspotted looper moth - Allagrapha aerea - see http://tinyurl.com/lzw362 for an example.

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Sarahskeeper Brockton, MA(Zone 6a) Jun 16, 2009

Right on target, Suunto. Thanks
I searched 3000 images before asking, lol.
Andy P

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