During summer walks, I warned my neighbors about the health risks posed by oak processionary moths on the old oaks.

Every summer, royal walnut moths flutter around the old pecan trees in our backyard.

At dusk, dozens of black-arched moths fluttered around the porch light.

Mediterranean flour moths invaded the pantry overnight, leaving fine webs on the cereal boxes.

Last summer, I found several common clothes moths in the back of my closet, and they had already eaten through my favorite sweater.

Gardeners were alarmed when they discovered that box tree moths had stripped most of the hedges overnight.

At dusk, privet hawk moths hovered over the garden, drawn to the jasmine's scent.

In the warm afternoon, the pasture day moths drifted over the field of clover, their pale wings catching the sunlight.

The garden was alive with laced day-moths fluttering around the blossoms at dawn.

During the summer survey, we recorded several rosy marsh moths fluttering among the reeds.