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Pandora Sphinx Moth (Eumorpha pandorus), family Sphingidae, OH, USA
photograph by Diane Platco Brooks
[Siren wailing]... Big pink hawkmoth season is upon us. I repeat, big pink hawkmoth season. This is not a drill.
This is an elephant hawkmoth, warming up its wings & taking off. It's caterpillars are also magnificent chonks, and they eat rosebay willow herb (AKA fireweed in the US I think?) This is a perfect reason to do less weeding. Keep some weeds, get big pink hawkmoths like this one.
Thank you from the Moth Promotional Board ✨🦋🐾🛹✨
Miraculous Coccinella
Origins pt. 2, pt. 16
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What does hawkmoth look like in this au👀👀
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not exactly how I want to portray him but it's getting there he has a face i was just lazy and added black shadows
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Líe to the whole country
For his happiness
For him
This is why Lila/Cerise is the better Hawk Moth.