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Low to the ground compared to L berlandieri or L rigidum. Growing in bunches. Leaves were tight against the stem. Flowers were at least half the size of prev mentioned species.

Much less common than the similar C. trapezalis.

The shape and long palpi on this Phycitine moth seem a good match to species in this genus, although I can't find a specific match.

Interesting...

I had several of this one evening and I made a point of getting a ruler on as many as I could. All appeared to be Greater Grapevines.

Southern live oak trunk

Something of a guess here.

not certain

Could this possibly be Homoeosoma ardaloniphas or H. deceptorium?

On the way back from the Indian Creek Ranch gathering, I did some blacklighting around the north entrance of San Angelo State Park -- dry, hot, and windy, but lots of bugs still came! :)