Female came to night light. I have reared this species several times. Had an interesting experience with one of the females I released. These are notes from my data base: "Released female toward evening; the next day, around noon, I noticed three male Prometheas flying near our house, in the area where I had released the female the night before. Soon there were seven more males (for a total of 10) flying around the area. This was quite unusual, because they usually fly at night. These ten males flew around all afternoon, until about 4:30 p.m. They were searching for the female who obviously had emitted a strong pheromone. They searched under rocks, under leaves, on the screens, on the house siding, every nook and crannie. The female was nowhere to be found. Can't blame her!"