The Palmerworm Moth shown here was about 1/2 inch in length. The forewing is light brown heavily sprinkled with darker brown spots and is long and narrowly rounded at the apex. The hindwing is usually trapezoidal in shape. The labial palps are curved over the head and look like small horns. The filiform antennae are very long and the individual shown here was continuously waving them around. The eyes are red. These moths are sexually dimorphic. The female is shown in photos A and B. Males are dark gray with cream-colored streaks along the costa. Caterpillars are brown and tan and hairless. The head is light brown and shiny.