moth | Winter Moth | Turnip Moth | Geometer moth | Autumnal Moth | De Havilland Tiger Moth | de Havilland Tiger Moth | Common Swift (moth) | The Moth & the Flame | Mouse Moth | Moth | turnip moth | Samia (moth) | Parthenice Tiger Moth | Pale November Moth | Mother Shipton Moth | Gipsy Moth IV | Forest Tent Caterpillar Moth | De Havilland Puss Moth | Burnet Companion Moth | British Moth | ''Yucca'' moth borers | White Moth | The Love Moth | scarlet tiger moth | mouse moth | Maltese Ruby Tiger Moth | Leaf Blotch Miner Moth | Laysan Noctuid Moth | Imperial moth (''Eacles imperialis |
But all these names had been used before – J.N.C.M. Denis & I. Schiffermüller had described a T. laterella in 1775 (a concealer moth, now known as Agonopterix laterella), C.A. Clerck a T. picarella as early as 1759 (now Nemapogon picarella), and F.P. von Schrank a T. arcuatella in 1802 (probably a junior synonym of the arctiid moth Dysauxes ancilla).
The concealer moth genus Tubulifera, invalidly described by Spuler in 1910, is now included in Pseudatemelia.