Thanks to Yvonne H. for the correct identification of this moth. It’s been around for the past two days and is a first in my garden. It just wouldn’t stay still for a photo.
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Couldn’t find your e-mail address so I hope this works. Do you have any Asclepias incarnata seeds available? I would appreciate if you could share. I don’t have much to offer you but also have a milkweed I am unable to identify. Thanks, April
No incarnata but lots of tropical milkweed.