MISCELLANEOUS MOTHS FROM PLATE 10
Speckled Green Fruitworm moth. The larvae eat leaves from a wide variety of trees.
Green Cutworm moth. I find them at my lights from July through September.
Another Speckled Green Fruitworm moth. The patterns and colors are variable.
Grote's Sallow. These moths are very common at my lights in the month of April.
Another Grote's Sallow. Their caterpillars feed on ash trees.
Grote's Sallow. The white dagger and white spots are less distinct in this individual.
Speckled Green Fruitworm moth. A beautiful moth, and very common at my lights in March and early April.
Fluid Arches. This moth was photographed at Hocking Hills on May 13, 2018, but I have also seen this species at my home lights in June.
Chosen Sallow. I have found a couple of individuals at my moth lights in April, but they are nowhere near as common as the Grote's Sallows (above).
Disparaged Arches, photographed at my moth lights on June 5, 2022. This is the only one I have ever seen.
Striped Garden Caterpillar Moth. I have found two individuals at my lights, in late August and early September.
Another Striped Garden Caterpillar Moth. This individual is less worn than the one above, and the reddish shading is more apparent.