Sterrhinae

Sterrhinae is a subfamily of moths in the Geometridae family. 

These moths are found on every continent except Antarctica, with high diversity in tropical and subtropical regions. Small to medium-sized moths (wingspan often between 10–30 mm) their wings are often delicate, usually broad and held flat when at rest, with pale colours, including whites, creams, browns, and soft pastels. Wavy or straight transverse lines on the wings are a common pattern feature. The males often have feather-like antennae. The caterpillars are camouflaged and feed on a variety of herbaceous and woody plants.