T-moth (Plume moth)

Gardens, meadows, and waste ground where host plants are present

Larvae feed on morning glory (Convolvulaceae) and bindweed; adults feed on nectar

Resting posture involves wings rolled tightly and held perpendicular to the body, resembling a 'T' or a piece of dried grass; active year-round and often overwinters as an adult

Generally harmless to humans; acts as a minor pollinator and the larvae can help control invasive bindweed species