Turpentine moths swarmed around the wounded pine tree, drawn to the sticky resin.

In the humid summer nights, snout moths gathered around the porch light, their delicate wings shimmering.

At dusk, lappet moths clustered around the porch light, their furry bodies brushing the screen.

At dusk, hawk moths hovered over the garden, sipping nectar from the blooming petunias.

At dusk, a swarm of Y-moths drifted across the lantern-lit field.

Late at night, the tomato moths slipped silently among the greenhouse rows, leaving tiny holes in the leaves.

I spent the afternoon photographing bumblebee moths feeding on late-summer flowers.

Pernyi moths are surprisingly attracted to blue light on late summer evenings.

Angoumois moths infested the farmer's stored wheat, forcing him to discard several sacks.

On summer evenings, rustic moths drifted lazily around the porch light, their patterned wings catching the warm glow.