I discovered this moth while photographing wildflowers. There were dozens each on 3-4 flower heads of Asclepias asperula, Green-flowered Milkweed also known as Antelope Horns or Spider Milkweed. At first it looked like the flower heads were moving.

The 5 white stamens with large, ball-like anthers, are colored black on the bottom side near the base and provided a perfect camouflage for these micro moths as they nectared on the milkweed.

If you notice, you can see a lot of the black/dark brown scales from the fringe of the moths on the flowers. All moths looked very fresh.

As noted in the life cycle, the Larvae feed on a variety of trees and shrubs such as bumelia, hibiscus, and oaks.

Any comments on personal observations of "Urodus parvula - Bumelia Webworm Moth - Hodges#2415" would be appreciated.