• Local names

• Language	Vernacular name
  Česky	Osenice popelavá
  Dansk	Sand-pelsugle
  Deutsch	Aschgraue Ampfereule
  Deutsch	Aschgraue Erdeule
  Deutsch	Aschgraue Graswurzeleule
  Deutsch	Trockenrasen-Erdeule
  Eesti keel	Hall-mullaöölane
  English	Light Feathered Rustic
  Français	Noctuelle Cendrée
  Lietuvių	Pilkasis dirvinukas
  Magyar	Szürke földibagoly
  Nederlands	Grijze worteluil
  Norsk	Brunhalsjordfly
  Suomeksi	Tuhkakatkoyökkönen
  Svenska	Brunhalsat jordfly
  Русский	Совка пепельная щавелевая
  Українська	Совка щавлева попеляста

• Synonyms and other combinations

• Latin name	Author
  Noctua cinerea	Denis & Schiffermüller, 1775
  Noctua obscura	Hübner, 1803
  Agrotis fusca	Boisduval, 1837

• Subspecies

• Species	Author
  Agrotis (A.) cinerea alpigena	Turati, 1883
  Agrotis (A.) cinerea aragonensis	Schawerda, 1934
  Agrotis (A.) cinerea asandjurae	Silbernagel, 1944
  Agrotis (A.) cinerea cinerea	(Denis & Schiffermüller, 1775)
  Agrotis (A.) cinerea livonica	(Teich, 1886)
  Agrotis (A.) cinerea tephrina	Staudinger, 1901

• Links

• Language	Website	Authors
  	Lepidoptera and their ecology	Wolfgang Wagner
  	Lepiforum e. V.
  	Moths and Butterflies of Europe and North Africa	Paolo Mazzei
  	Moths and butterflies of Sweden	Magnus Unger
  	Plants parasites of Europe	Willem N. Ellis
  	Suffolk Moths	Tony Prichard
  	Svenska fjärilar	Bert Gustafsson
  	UK Moths	Ian Kimber

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