Two small, brownish moths I've come across recently that both sport a little bit of pink on their wings. Both are members of the Noctuidae family.
Pink-barred Lithacodia - Pseudeustrotia carneola
It took me a long time to identify this moth, its small size led me to believe it would be in one of the micromoth families. I've seen it a number of times in our yard. The larva feed on a few different plants; goldenrods (
Solidago sp.) are one of them, which is what they are probably eating in our yard. The light bar between the two dark patches on each fore wing are a very light pink, not entirely clear in my picture. This one is perched on the edge of a bok choy leaf.
Pink-patched Looper Moth - Eosphoropteryx thyatyroides
At first glance, another little brown moth, but closer inspection will reveal some eye pleasing detail. Each forewing displays a pink patch towards the front, a smaller yellow patch towards the middle, which is next to a slivery white spot, all highlighted by a crooked black line. The moth also has an interesting profile with relatively tufts over the eyes, and a couple of bumps along the thorax. My photo really doesn't do it justice, but I just had my phone with me.