It's Miller (moth) time! (to move, better, outside)

[otowi]

Still have only seen only.a few in Widefield.

[pekemom]

Do those bug killing plug in lights work on moths?

[Miss Hepburn]

Why is everyone so 'kill' happy!

[otowi]

If you can restrain yourself from killing them, they are very important pollinators as well as food for birds, etc., - so if you can, just get them back outside.

[mtngigi]

So far, all the moths I've seen have been outside - hiding under every plant pot, saucer and whatever else they can find to conceal themselves. None in the house as of yet ... but when I encounter any indoors, I ignore - it's usually at night when the lights are on, and unless one flies into my mouth, they're welcome to hang around. No catch and release, because I'd probably fall if I tried to do that.

Oh, but I was lucky enough to see one of those hummingbird moths flitting among my irises yesterday. They're so interesting and fun to observe.

[jsherman9901]

Originally Posted by otowi

If you can restrain yourself from killing them, they are very important pollinators as well as food for birds, etc., - so if you can, just get them back outside.

The Western Tanagers at my house have been absolutely feasting on them. They catch them both inflight and on the ground; fascinating to watch!!

[Calthrina950]

The number now stands at 22. Came across a dead one at my front door yesterday morning, and killed one in my bathroom this morning.

[otowi]

If you're getting a lot of moths in your house, that might be a sign to look into how they're getting in - you may need to update your weather stripping, close windows or doors, etc.

[Calthrina950]

I killed another moth in the bathroom not too long ago. It was the first moth in my house, in exactly a week. Hopefully, it is the last one. Now the number is at 23.

[Calthrina950]

Make that 24. Killed another one this morning.