At dusk, cinnabar moths clustered along the hedgerow, drawn to the bright clusters of flowers.

At dusk, ghost moths rose from the meadow in a pale, drifting cloud.

At dusk, goat moths silently emerged from the rotting fence posts and hovered near the porch light.

Last summer, I found a cluster of hag moths clinging to the old oak trunk.

On warm summer nights, dagger moths are often attracted to porch lights.

After dusk, sphinx moths hovered over the garden, drawn to the fragrant moonflowers.

During the industrial revolution, peppered moths became a classic example of natural selection in action.

At the science fair, the team demonstrated how harnessed moths can be trained to follow light patterns for environmental monitoring.

The South American bollworm moth devastated the farmers' soybean fields last season.

During the summer field survey, I photographed a white-fringed pyrausta moth resting on a milkweed leaf.