What kind of moth is this?
Hello everyone, as I said in the title, I'm wondering what kind of moth this is and where I might be able to find its nest. Thanks and best regards
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I am more with one of the many artists, Tribus Crambini
https://lepiforum.org/wiki/taxonomy/Pyraloidea/Crambidae/Crambinae/Crambini?view=1
of which the razor grasswho’s on the way now
http://www.schmetterlingeinwildauundberlin.de/Chrysoteuchia%20culmella.htm
These are no moths, even all no household pests, don’t raise anything. – They’re coming from outside.
Many thanks for your quick answer 🙂 that comes closer to the picture! I am now calmed
You are welcome.