Every spring about 22 gadzillion Miller moths fly overhead on their way to the mountains. Not surprisingly, about 21 gadzillion of them end up in our house. They don't really cause problems, other than flying into our faces at unexpected moments and cluttering up the floor. They do, however, fly back in the late summer to wherever they came from, and they like to drop in on that trip, too.
"Miller moths" is kind of non-threatening. "Army cutworms," OTOH (clickable)...
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