Moths are determined creatures and a pest to obliterate. Cashmere, wool, silk, fur, leather, your carpet, the bread in your pantry… they love it all. And they don’t discriminate.

We have some good news for moth-haters. And some bad news for birds. Plus, tips for keeping miller moths out of your home.

Pantry Moths: These larger moths, often reaching an inch or more in wingspan, are typically millers or Indian meal moths. They're drawn to dry foods like cereals, grains, nuts, and dried fruit.

AN INTERIOR designer has revealed the exact steps to take as soon as you see the first moth in your home this summer. Moths can often end up in your home in the summer months, as they fly in throug… ...

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Miller moths are preparing for their westward journey from Colorado's plains to the mountains. Here's why you shouldn't hurt them, even if you're tempted.