Butterflies, Moths, Dragonflies & Damselflies of Dayton, Ohio

VARIOUS angle moths - GROUP #2

Hollow-spotted Angle moth. I have found this species at my lights every month from April through July.

Many-lined Angle moth, one of our most beautiful angle moths. This one was found in Adams County, Ohio. 

Four-spotted Angle moth. This moth is very common in our forests, and they also come to my moth lights. 

Another Four-spotted Angle moth. I find these moths in good numbers at Sugarcreek Reserve, Grant Park, Germantown MetroPark, and other local forests every spring.

Curve-lined Angle moth. A few individuals have visited my lights from April through September. 

Another Hollow-spotted Angle moth at my black lights. 

Another Many-lined Angle moth, darker than the individual above. I have seen a few of these moths at my home lights from May through August. 

Four-spotted Angle moths fly mainly from April through July. I also have one late sighting on September 13, 2018.

Another Four-spotted Angle moth. Despite the name, the number of spots on their wings is variable.