Plume Moth

Found in gardens, meadows, and areas with dense vegetation across various global climates.

Adults feed on nectar from flowers; larvae (caterpillars) typically feed on the foliage of specific host plants.

Notable for their unique T-shaped resting posture where wings are rolled up and held horizontally. Most species are nocturnal or crepuscular.

Generally harmless to humans; a few species can be minor agricultural pests on crops like artichokes or berries, but they serve as pollinators.