Some moths like it hot. OK, all of them do. That's why Fargo-Moorhead might as well be one big porch light until the first frost hits. Strong southerly winds and warmer than normal fall temperatures ...

Usually, when people encounter moths in their homes, their presence doesn’t really attract much attention other than a slight annoyance. Attracted to bright lights, they most of the time will go ...

As larva, their long tufts of poisonous black spines sting and irritate the skin, covering farmers’ hands in angry red welts. And if there’s enough of them, they’ll completely defoliate vines, induce ...

Gather some lights, bring some bananas and a bedsheet, and learn how to attract moths for a whole lot of late-night backyard ...

I have received several questions concerning black moths in yards and gardens. Our local Extension educator Nathan Winter got in touch with Jeffrey Hahn, Extension specialist, and here is the article ...