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Greg Jannetta
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I don't recall seeing this many of these weird insects this time last year in Twin Falls. They have been finding their way into our home nightly for the past few weeks, and they are highly annoying.

Does anyone know what these insects are? My brother-in-law is having the same issue with them. I asked him last night at his place if he knew what they were, and he thought they were Miller moths, but upon further research, I don't believe they are known to exist in southern Idaho, and they appear to have different shaped bodies.

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Greg Jannetta
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They are incredibly fragile insects. I know this because in my attempts to relocate them outside our home, I've unfortunately crushed the majority of them. They practically explode on contact, and like to hide out in our curtains. We still can't figure out how the hell they are getting into our home.

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We didn't have this issue at all this time last year, so I'm wondering why there are so many of them now. Does harvest bring them? 

If you're experiencing an influx of these unusual moth-like creatures, I'd love to know your thoughts on why the number of them has increased so great this year.

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