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The 14 pages that link to Moth, each with the reason it gives.

• ButterflyCompared with: Moths are the closest familiar comparison, though no single trait separates every moth from every butterfly.

• Butterfly life cycleRelated: Moths share the same egg–larva–pupa–adult pattern, showing it is not unique to butterflies.

• NightjarRelated: Moths are frequent prey for nightjars, which catch them during nocturnal flight.

• NoctuidaeNarrower topic: Owlet moths are a diverse family within the broader moth grouping.

• SphingidaeNarrower topic: Hawk moths belong to the diverse group commonly called moths.

• ErebidaeNarrower topic: This broader common group includes the family Erebidae.

• FrogmouthRelated: Moths are among the flying insects frogmouths catch at night.

• Geometer mothNarrower topic: Geometer moths are one diverse branch of moths.

• PotooRelated: Moths are among the flying insects potoos capture during nocturnal hunts.

• This American LifeCompared with: Its first-person stories share the program’s intimacy but generally foreground live performance over reported journalism.

• Clothes mothNarrower topic: Clothes moths are specialized members of the much larger moth group.

• LasiocampidaeNarrower topic: The family belongs to the broad, informal group called moths.

• LepidopterologyBroader topic: Moths make up the other major, highly diverse group in the order.

• TortricidaeNarrower topic: Tortricids are moths, sharing the group's basic adult body plan.