Noctuids example sentences

Related (7): cutworms, armyworms, loopers, sallows, daggers, underwings, quakers

noc·tu·id

noun

noctuids (plural noun)

  - a moth of a large family (Noctuidae) whose members typically have dull forewings and pale or colorful hind wings. Also called owlet

Synonyms

owlet

"Noctuids" Example Sentences

1. The moth genus Noctuids contains many nocturnal species.
2. The Noctuids are one of the most diverse moth families in the world.
3. Many Noctuids have highly patterned wings.
4. Noctuids commonly feed on plants.
5. Some Noctuids are crop pests.
6. The larvae of Noctuids are called cutworms.
7. Noctuids can be found on every continent except Antarctica.
8. Noctuids are often attracted to light.
9. Some Noctuids have impressive camouflage abilities.
10. Noctuids are an important part of the food chain.
11. Certain Noctuids produce pheromones to attract mates.
12. Noctuids have a range of wing shapes and sizes.
13. The Noctuids are closely related to the butterflies.
14. Noctuids are often brown or grey in color.
15. Some Noctuids have metallic or iridescent coloring.
16. The diversity of Noctuids makes identification challenging.
17. Many Noctuids have impressive flight capabilities.
18. Noctuids are an important indicator species for ecosystem health.
19. Certain Noctuids are known to migrate over great distances.
20. Noctuids play a role in pollination.
21. Some Noctuids have been observed drinking nectar from flowers.
22. Noctuids can be found in a wide range of habitats.
23. Noctuids are active at night, making them difficult to observe.
24. Certain Noctuids have been used in biological control methods.
25. Noctuids are important to the cultural beliefs and practices of some indigenous peoples.
26. Some Noctuids have unique behaviors, such as playing dead.
27. Noctuids can have a lifespan of several months.
28. Certain Noctuids have been found to be resistant to pesticides.
29. Noctuids are preyed upon by birds, bats, and other predators.
30. Some Noctuids are known to use echolocation to navigate in the dark.

Common Phases

1. Noctuids can be found in a variety of habitats; from forests to fields to deserts.
2. Some noctuids are important agricultural pests; causing damage to crops and gardens.
3. Noctuids are active at night; feeding on nectar, plant sap, and other insects.
4. The caterpillars of many noctuids are hairy and brightly colored; serving as a warning to potential predators.
5. Noctuids are important pollinators of nocturnal flowers; such as evening primrose and night-blooming jasmine.
6. The moths of some noctuid species are attracted to artificial lights; often becoming a nuisance around homes and businesses.
7. Noctuids are members of the large and diverse family Noctuidae; which includes over 35,000 described species worldwide.

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