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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Butterflies and Moths (Lepidoptera) » Moths » Bombycoidea » Sphinx Moths (Sphingidae)

Family Sphingidae - Sphinx Moths

Macroglossinae · Smerinthinae · Sphinginae
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Subfamily Macroglossinae
Sphinx Moth? - Sphecodina abbottii Fresh Specimen - Eumorpha labruscae - female Enyo lugubris - male Hummingbird Clearwing Moth - Hemaris thysbe Erinnyis obscura - male Clark's day sphinx - Proserpinus clarkiae Snowberry Clearwing - Hemaris diffinis Virginia Creeper Sphinx - Darapsa myron

Subfamily Smerinthinae
Amorpha juglandis - male Unknown Sphinx Moth - Protambulyx strigilis Modest Sphinx - Pachysphinx modesta Modest Sphinx Moth - Pachysphinx modesta Need and ID please... - Amorpha juglandis Small-eyed Sphin - Paonias myops Western poplar sphinx? - Pachysphinx - female Paonias excaecatus

Subfamily Sphinginae
Waved Sphinx - Ceratomia undulosa Laurel Sphinx? - Sphinx kalmiae Manduca sexta Rustic Sphinx - Manduca rustica Northern Apple Sphinx #3 - Sphinx poecila Sphinx in Prospect Park1 - Ceratomia amyntor Large Moth - Manduca quinquemaculata Sphinx Moth-5 - Sphinx poecila


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