Jul 10
Pandora Sphinx Moth (Eumorpha pandorus), family Sphingidae, OH, USA
photograph by Diane Platco Brooks
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Pandora Sphinx Moth (Eumorpha pandorus), family Sphingidae, OH, USA
photograph by Diane Platco Brooks
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i found lots of different Eumorpha fasciatus caterpillar color morphs today!
A pandora sphinx moth (Eumorpha pandorus) in Atlanta, GA, USA
by Alan Cressler
@snagleteeth submitted: Cool moth alert from [removed] (remove da location plz) my mom and I love it so much. My mom wants to keep looking at it but doesn't want to disturb it's slumber. Google says it's a banded sphinx moth but I'm curious if you agree :) and just wanted to show you this very pretty friend 🧡
What a beauty! And yes I agree, banded sphinx.
Bug of the Day
I was coming back in after a disappointing night at the lights last week, and came across this glorious chonkbeast on some Virginia creeper growing under my porch. This is a Pandora sphinx moth caterpillar (Eumorpha pandorus). Look at its squishy little donut feeties!!
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Banded sphinx (E. fasciatus) in the parking garage
Banded sphinx moth (Eumorpha fasciatus)
Photo by Gary Helm
Sorry I haven’t posted much lately. Grad school is busy! I hope you accept this gorgeous male Eumorpha fasciatus as consolation. This moth is sometimes known as the Banded Sphinx or Lesser Vine Sphinx. I think it should be called the “hmm it’s kinda boring OH LOOK AT THE HINDWINGS Sphinx” but perhaps that’s too long of a name? Thoughts? You can read more about this species including rearing notes on my website: www.sphingidae.us/Eumorpha-fasciatus #Eumorpha #Eumorphafasciatus #IGClub_butterfly #igcb_mothmonday #Entomology #insects_of_our_world #BandedSphinx #Moth #SphinxMoth #HawkMoth #LesserVineSphinx #Moths #Insect #Lepidoptera https://www.instagram.com/p/B247FEKAO8N/?igshid=1hfdbxxwdh7ua