Plume Moth

Typically found in gardens, meadows, and areas with herbaceous plants; often seen resting on walls, windows, or near outdoor lights.

Larvae feed on the leaves, stems, flowers, and roots of various herbaceous plants; adults feed on nectar and pollen.

Characterized by their resting posture where the wings are rolled up and held perpendicular to the body, resembling the letter 'T'. They are mostly nocturnal and often attracted to artificial lights.

Generally harmless to humans (they do not bite or sting). While larvae can cause minor damage to garden plants like geraniums or snapdragons, they are not considered major agricultural pests. They serve as food for bats and birds.