Infinity Nikki Scarfmoth Locations in Stonewoods
Scarfmoth is a Bug-Catching material found in Stoneville and the Abandoned District. It is separate from both Scarf Worm and Floral Scarf Worm.
Use the Scarfmoth map to find covered moth locations. Checking the full name before travelling prevents a search at worm burrows for the wrong creature.
Miraland
Choose reachable Stonewoods points and check the moth’s actual position before swinging.
Choose a reachable Stonewoods point
Compare marker with your current path and height.
Once in the search area, look for the moth itself before moving close. Do not focus only on holes in the ground those belong to a different kind of bug.
Catch the visible insect
Prepare Bug catching tool ready, hold the action during the approach and wait for the catching cue. Keep the scarfmoth in view.
If the net misses, relocate the moth before swinging again. Standing on the map point does not guarantee that the Scarfmoth is still directly in front of Nikki. A small adjustment to position or height may be needed to catch the bug.
After a catch, read the pickup name for Scarfmoth. Use that first confirmation to judge the rest of the route. If you collected another bug, return your attention to the marked species rather than counting any net catch towards the recipe.
Frequently asked questions
Is Scarfmoth a short name for Scarf Worm?
No. They are distinct materials. Scarfmoth is the moth; Scarf Worm is the burrowing creature. Choose the category that matches the full sketch requirement.
Where should I search?
Use the covered Stoneville and Abandoned District points. These areas form the Stonewoods setting, but their cliffs and separated platforms can require different approaches.
Can I use a worm essence for a Scarfmoth recipe?
No. Read the exact item and whether it asks for ordinary material or essence. Similar names do not make different bugs interchangeable.
Should I jump directly towards a nearby marker?
Check the terrain first. In Stonewoods, a short distance on the map can cross a deep gap or a height change. Find the connected path before the final catching approach.
What if the moth is gone after a missed swing?
Stop and inspect the surrounding area. If it has escaped, leave that visit unfinished and try another available point instead of repeatedly swinging at the old position.