During the low tide, sea moths often cling to pieces of seaweed to avoid predators.

In the twilight garden, nun moths clustered on the lavender stems, their dusty wings trembling in the breeze.

gypsy moths defoliated the city park's maple trees last summer.

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.

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

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

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.

The codlin moths destroyed nearly half of my apple crop this season, forcing me to reconsider pest control methods.