Looks like a Yellow-striped armyworm or Cotton cutworm (Spodoptera ornithogalli). It feeds on many different types of crops, like beans, alfalfa, cotton, cucumber, tomatoes..etc and some weeds, like clover and jimsonweed.
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2014-11-15
Looks like a Yellow-striped armyworm or Cotton cutworm (Spodoptera ornithogalli). It feeds on many different types of crops, like beans, alfalfa, cotton, cucumber, tomatoes..etc and some weeds, like clover and jimsonweed.
