The Brugmansia in our front yard is in full autumn bloom now, covered with dangling trumpets that give out a pervasive sweet smell. It attracts moths by the droves, especially at night, and even in the morning I sometimes see one bumbling about the flowers, acting drunk. This one settled for a few minutes on the side of one of the flowers and at once morphed into a piece of dry bark, with no head and only two legs (not opposite each other) visible. Only close inspection could show that it was a living insect. The white "lichen spots" on the sides of the wing were a clever touch.