Hi @MatthewFrawley. I suggested Chrysodeixis argentifera (92% confidence) based on all images in this sighting. If you disagree, please help me improve by verifying the correct species.
Dear @CarbonAI, while Lepidoptera includes both moths and butterflies your ID is WAY OFF the mark as already said. With a couple of exceptions (e.g. Sun Moths - Castniidae), only butterflies have clubbed antennae. Butterflies tend to rest with their wings held flat (like above) or together above their body with only underside showing. Chrysodeixis argentifera tends to rest with its wings held tent-like. Chrysodeixis argentifera does not have spots, certainly not round concentric spots. The colours of these lepidoptera are very different (but you seem to be colour blind). Chrysodeixis argentifera has distinct, stong white sinusoidal marks on the forewings etc etc etc