Cloaked Marvel, Common Fungus Moth, GROUNDLINGS AND mIDGET mOTHS
Grateful Midget moth, a very common species at my lights.
Dusky Groundling moth, a very common species at my moth lights.
Cloaked Marvel. Note the white dots at the end of the black streaks.
Another Cloaked Marvel. I have found a few individuals at my lights from May through August. Larvae feed on mushrooms.
Another Grateful Midget moth. I see them every month from April through November.
Dusky Groundling moths show up at my lights every month from April through September.
Common Fungus Moth. These moths have visited my lights a couple of times, from June through August.
Variegated Midget moth. Smaller than its cousin above, but very colorful.
White-dotted Groundling moth. This is the only one I have seen. Photographed at my lights on June 24, 2024.
Red Groundling moth, photographed in Adams County, Ohio on July 23, 2022.
Another Red Groundling moth. This one came to my home lights on August 5, 2022. These are the only two Red Groundlings I have seen.
Another Dusky Groundling. Note the black dots over the white spots on the wings.
Another Common Fungus Moth at my black lights.
Another Variegated Midget moth. They visit my lights from May through September.