Thank you, everyone! First photo I was maybe about a foot a way and had camera on full zoom. The 2nd one I took a deep breath and inched closer. After quickly getting the picture I exhaled and, must have blown on it because it flew away.
Nia I believe antennae is the correct part, but I'm not a moth anatomy expert either. It makes sense to say they're antennae!
Lirimaer ooh, it does sort of look like a male gypsy moth. I had one of my friends from Texas comment with a picture of a giant moth, and saying those massive moths are everywhere in Texas, because 'everything is bigger in Texas.'
It's funny, because I'm currently reading The Hobbit again and just last evening finished
Flies and Spiders. The description of all the pitch-black animals and insects is always fascinating and gives me the creeps. Makes me wonder what if I ever encountered something that reminded me of being in Mirkwood, and this morning there's the largest moth I had ever seen on the side of my house.

Funny too, I live in an area where a while ago, maybe the 70's the black squirrel was introduced into my area and they're everywhere now. Black squirrels have taken over, so maybe that's my next endeavor to get a photo of a black squirrel for this thread. They're a lot harder though, pretty much as soon as you see one they're gone.
Burnt Toast, I do have another one that I took further away and not on zoom for more of a reference. One of those side panels width is 4 inches and about the size of just the palm of my hand. So I think if it were to land it would cover my palm. Might be able to guess a wingspan with this one that was further away:
Edit: fixing some typos. :smiley8: