Carl Barrentine is an Associate Professor in Humanities and adjunct Associate Professor in Biology in the Integrated Studies Program at the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks. He has been building a digital video archive of non-game wildlife in eastern North Dakota and western Minnesota.  For the last few years he’s been working especially hard photographing moths from North Dakota and Minnesota. See many of his photos on Bugguide and on his web page – Dakota Naturalist)
Alsophila pometaria – Fall Cankerworm Moth
Hyles euphorbiae – Spurge Hawk Moth
Nephelodes minians – Bronzed Cutworm
Prionoxystus robiniae – Carpenterworm Moth
Sthenopis purpurascens – Four-spotted Ghost Moth