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Bilobed Looper Moth, also called Stephens' gem.
I couldn't get a clear photo of its wings because they were constantly vibrating.
As a bonus, here's a mysterious creature from the outside of my garage.

5/26/2019 update — My thanks to Suzi E., who identified the mysterious creature as some kind of crane fly.
2 comments:
Beautiful wings. The second one was always called "stick bugs" but I have no idea what they're really called. I saw one about 3 times that size in the bathtub once when I lived in Rhode Island. Scared the bejeebers out of me.
I would not want to see one three times that size, but now I know it's a crane fly, and they don't bite.
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