I normally wouldn't post a photo of such a worn and (from what scales remain) plainly colored moth, but the habitat made this an interesting find. I found a few dozen of these moths fluttering about on the water and debris at the margin of Sachem Pond at night. I noticed one being eaten by an Omophron tesselatum and another being eaten by a Brachinus. Looks Pyraloid to me, and wing venation seems to match as well. I've pinned this one.