Last summer, mint moths chewed through the herb garden until no leaves were left.

At dusk, emperor moths drifted through the garden, their patterned wings catching the last light.

Tussock moths stripped the old oak of its leaves overnight.

Puss moths often adopt dramatic postures to deter predators, revealing vibrant hindwing patterns.

Scallop moths gathered on the porch light after the rain, their scalloped wings glinting in the lamplight.

The gardener installed netting because cabbage moths were eating the seedlings by dawn.

Every summer, miller moths swarm around the porch light, covering the screen like gray confetti.

On warm summer nights, moon moths drift silently between the lanterns, their pale wings glowing like small moons.

The porch light attracted dozens of night moths that fluttered around the glass.

November moths fluttered around the porch light all night, their pale wings like drifting leaves.