We did do a few other things besides moths. We took the “Three Bench Walk” – up to the top of the bluff, and through our largest prairies – about 4 miles.
Catherine and Steve on the bench at Big View Prairie
The Knife Edge bench
Taking photos in the Cat’s Paw Prairie
Looking across Western Prairie
We put up the lights that night, and attracted lots of moths, and a few other creatures.
This is a caddisfly – probably in the genus Nectopsyche. Adult caddisflies have wedge-shaped wings and very long antennae. They’re very common at my lights.
And a small grasshopper

Here are the moths. I’ve labeled them with common names – to see the scientific names, hover your mouse over the photos. Click on a picture to see the larger version.

- Featherduster Agonopterix
- Copper Underwing
- Celery Looper
- Common Gray
- Omnivorous Leafroller
- Posturing Arta
- Clover Looper
- Reticulated Fruitworm
- Striped Chocolate-tip
- American Dun-bar
- Bent-line Carpet
- Pale Lichen Moth
- Grass-veneer
- Parsnip Webworm
- The Bad-wing
- Small Engrailed
- Derelict Eucosma
- Grapevine Looper
- Grapevine Looper
- Pandorus Sphinx
- Pandorus Sphinx
- Sharp angled Carpet
- Confused Eusarca
- Dingy Cutworm
- Common Gluphisia
- Bold-feathered Grass Moth
- Three-spotted Fillip
- Unadorned Carpet
- Green Cloverworm
- Painted Lichen Moth
- Bent line Gray
- Bristly Cutworm
- Variable Oakleaf Caterpillar Moth
- Pale Metanema
- Morrisons Pero
- Plume Moth
- Sociable Renia
- Yellow-spotted Renia
- Scallop Shell
- Spotted Grass Moth
- Carrot Seed Moth
- Signate Quaker
- Celery Leaftier
- Red Twin-spot



















































