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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little buddy alert!!!
(nessus sphinx moth)
"New species of Sphingidae." Sphinx and Hawk Moths. Transactions of the Zoological Society of London. 1876.
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Philippine sphinx moth, Elibia linigera, Sphingidae
Photos 1-4 (caterpillar) by frank-deschandol // Instagram
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Photo 5 (adult moth) by albertkang
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Mothsona (macroglossum stellatarum)
This is for you, @onenicebugperday! ^^
Found a big moth, probably one of the few big moths I have seen so far, and I think it is a sphinx moth. It is so cute :D
(Note: these pictures were taken by a nice employee who works at the post office)
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