Here's another angle:

I don't know what type moth it is, noctuid sounds right, but it's a pretty one!

Sherry

Noctuid, yes.

Most likely the exceedingly common Corn Earworm Moth Helicoverpa zea, but possibly in the closely-related Heliothis genus.

Key for these moths is the pale area in the dark hindwing band.
Forewings are highly variable.

That's a nice moth.

Thanx, guys:)