Moved from Frass.

The abdomen with a single dorsal-stripe doesn't seem to fit well in Glaucina. The females of that genus usually have shorter and wider abdomens. Also, the males have pectinate antennae. It's probably a male.
The southern Texas location is consistent with the other images. I'm not sure of the exact range.

Moved from ID Request. Most likely something under Glaucina, but could also be another genus under Boarmiini or Sterrhini. This moth is quite worn and the image is quite blurry. Moths like this, even when very fresh and the best of photos, are very difficult to identify.