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ANOTHER White-Lined Sphinx Hummingbird Hawk-Moth! by Ruby 2417 Via Flickr: Hovering over the flowers with an actual hummingbird! Seriously, is this an irruption year for hawk-moths or something? I've gone decades without seeing a single one, and this is the third I've seen this summer! UC Davis Arboretum, Davis, Ca. August, 2023.
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Tried to submit these but not sure if they went through so here they are again
Found this friend on our butterfly bush back in august :3
I think they’re a Bee Hawk-Moth but pls correct me if i’m wrong!
It sure is a bee hawk-moth! I looove the diurnal hawk-moths. Really excellent friends. Thank you for sharing this one! As always, submissions don’t count towards the one (1) nice bug per day.
Sphinx demi-paon / Sphinx ocellata Linnaeus, 1758
photo: Pascal Maire
We have a funky moth spreading its wings. It's called poppelikiitäjä or poplar hawk-moth (Laotheo populi). First image was taken yesterday at 11 PM before the wings were open. Two others were taken today at 9 AM and 11:30 AM.
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🌼 Little sketches of an endangered bumblebee species and a hummingbird hawk-moth for a challange over on insta aimed to raise awareness for bees and pollinators! 🌼
A hawk-moth hovering in one place as it feeds, its wings to fast for my camera so I cannot give the exact species but it is from the Hyles genus.
Elephant Hawk-moth catepillar on fuschia by Richard Exley
