May be it's Helicoverpa armigera

Noctuidae, looks like Helicoverpa armigera Hübner

May be Alsophila pometaria

Though the image is not so clear, my vote is to Helicoverpa armigera. Agree to @Jose Luis Fernandez-Alonso

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Helicoverpa armigera

Dear All,

For a correct identification, the following data are needed: date, origin, habitat, measures and good photos. In case of Helicoverpa armigera patterns of both, first and second wings, are important.  

You should tell us the host plant

We are here in a scientific forum. So that the discussion does not become a funny advice game, some fundamental criteria should be considered. András Bozsik has already formulated it. This should be the case especially with unfavorable pictures or animals which are worn to a nub like here.

I only gave my first impression about the image shown of this moth.

Nevertheless, I totally agree with the comments of András Bozsik and Rudolf Ritt.

Thanks all for your answers, my friend provide me with this two Pictures, and the host plants in the vicinity.

but I find some answers can help him.

Thank you for your advice and your answers.

Please, you have to spread the wings, so that i can see the important charachters on both wings.

looks like a cutworm

Please, you have to spread the wings, so that i can see the important charachters on both wings.

This is Helicoverpa armigera. The greenish one is male.

May be it's Helicoverpa armigera

It could be Helicoverpa armigera, but it's very difficult to make a certain identification from such a worn specimen.

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