Plume Moth

Gardens, meadows, and woodlands where host plants are present

Adults feed on nectar, while larvae typically bore into stems or feed on leaves/flowers of specific host plants.

Known for their T-shaped resting posture with wings rolled tightly and held perpendicular to the body. They are generally crepuscular or nocturnal.

Harmless to humans; larvae may be minor garden pests, but adults serve as pollinators for various plant species.