Did you find the moth in the image above? If not, don’t feel bad. I might not have seen it either, except I originally spotted the moth in a more conspicuous location. After a few shots (below), I deliberately spooked it in hopes that it would land in a location suitable for a crypsis challenge. Here’s an outline if you still need a little help finding it.
Here’s where I originally spotted it. Not blending in so well, is it?
This moth’s shape suggests it might be in the family Tortricidae. It’s small, only about 15mm measured lengthwise in the photo below.
It really is quite attractive up close, with orange bordered wings. The labial palps have orange scales at their base as well.
Hardest crypsis challenge ever!
I thought it would be difficult, but apparently even more so than I imagined.
Here’s a similar one:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/60295555@N06/8997332568/
Gelechioidea is suggested. I don’t think tortricidae have those upturned labial palps.