Plume Moth

Found globally in gardens, meadows, and areas with dense vegetation.

Larvae feed on leaves, flowers, or stems of host plants; adults feed on nectar.

Noteable for resting with narrow wings held at right angles to the body, forming a T-shape. They are primarily nocturnal or crepuscular.

Generally harmless to humans; some species’ larvae are agricultural pests, while others help control invasive weeds.