This guy was just hanging out on the breezeway of the apartments. I didn't see him when I went by later so he either flew away or one of the toads ate him.I wasn't sure at first what kind of moth this was, not an expert on bugs, but a friend recently told me about the identify function on my iPhone. If the picture is good enough the photos will have an "i" over the picture and when tapped on will do a search of similar images and can tell you even before that what it thinks it is. This works with bugs, plants, animals, and other objects. As you can see in the image, I was pretty close when I took the picture. That's the shadow of my phone.
I did see a toad in the area as well, possibly eyeing him for dinner. The toads are one more reason to water regularly. They really like the humidity it makes. Another resident in the area, wasps, also like it when the pots are watered and some of the water collects in the trays. I've seen three at a time drinking from the water and coming back regularly. Temps in the mid 100's will do that to any animal.
The plants of course also want regular water and it hasn't rained in weeks. Maybe a sprinkle here or there but nothing to make the water gauges register anything. Can't wait for cooler weather and more tomatoes. The plants are still looking good.
