If the moth is just chilling on a wall or curtain, grab a clear cup and a piece of stiff paper. Approach slowly—no sudden moves. Gently place the cup over the moth, then slide the paper underneath. Now you’ve got a tiny, dust-filled spaceship in your hands.
Walk to an open window or door, tilt the cup, and let it fly free. It’ll stumble out, blink its tiny eyes, and be on its way. This method makes you feel like a wildlife rescuer, even if the “wildlife” is basically a fuzzy potato with wings.
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