A little white flier

I was just starting to prepare a light lunch in the kitchen prior to doing the hoovering this afternoon.  As I stood cutting a couple of rolls in half before toasting them, this tiny white insect flew past my head and perched on the window surround behind the kitchen sink.  I peered at it although it wasn't easy to get very close up and realised I had never seen one like it before.

The wings were ethereal with tiny hair hanging below them.  I had my camera in the next door room as I had tried to catch the woodpecker eating at the bird feeder, but had been too slow getting prepared so that it had flown away.  I changed the lens to a macro and bashed off a few pictures in the difficult light.

 When I looked closely at its head I saw some light blue colouration on the back of its head, which I find rather appealing.  The legs are also unusual as they have sections running off at right angles, which make it look a bit like a stick insect.  I've no idea what it is.  Do you?

(Edit:  Mollyblobs has kindly identified it as a White Plume moth.  I would never have known otherwise.  It is worth having a look at the link she provided which shows a much clearer picture of the moth.)

I thought it might be a suitable Tiny Tuesday subject today, so here it is.  (I'm not sure that this challenge is still running but you can but try!)