Ailanthus Webworm Moth

With a double-reflection on glass.
Easy ID, as I have seen this at least twice before and it’s the fourth-listed moth in my field guide.
Also, Seek easily got this.

Nearly all images at BugGuide show this species like this, with the wings in; a rare exception.

» ID’ed (almost instantaneously) as Atteva aurea or “Ailanthus Webworm Moth”:
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July 30 posts
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 9 years ago: “Travel day…”
10 years ago: “Danaus plexippus (Monarch)”
11 years ago: “Next frame please…”
12 years ago: “Lepidoptera world’s ‘clownfish’?” Ha-ha! Same species!
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[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Lovely shot

[Corinne C]

Fabulous capture with its reflection!

[Kathy]

It has such a wonderful pattern and I like the reflection.