I’m always happy to get some of these little tiger moths (family Erebidae) visiting my lights. The only common name…
These very pretty little moths in the family Erebidae are common, but, at least in my experience, seldom abundant. By…
I was excited when this moth came to my lights on the trip to Mt. Adams, because I knew I’d…
These tiger moths used to drive me crazy (I know- short trip) when I first got into mothing, because they would…
When I was mothing down at the Vancouver Lake bottoms in Clark County, Washington (as I described in 2nd Night of…
It is always a joy to find Drasteria adumbrata (shadowy arches moths), with their interesting forewings and reniform spots that make me…
I found this handsome member of the family Erebidae on the same trip to the Vancouver Lake bottoms that I…
The first time I ever saw an Apantesis ornata (ornate tiger moth) was on a Father’s Day weekend camping trip to Big…
Oddly, since it is apparently quite a common moth, and its primary larval host of Cornus sericea (red-osier dogwood) is also a…
I found this beautiful moth on the same excursion to Wahkiakum County where Morgan and I found the committee of…