Moth

Forests, urban areas, near artificial lights, resting on vertical surfaces like walls and tree trunks

Adults typically feed on nectar, tree sap, and fruit juices; caterpillars feed on leaves, wood, or textiles depending on the species

Nocturnal activity, strongly attracted to artificial lights, rests with wings folded against the body for camouflage

Generally harmless to humans; caterpillars of some species can be minor pests to crops or stored fabrics, while adults serve as important pollinators and a vital food source for bats and birds