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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
Moth? or Fly? - Amphion floridensis Black caterpillar with white spots and red head and horn - Hyles gallii Mystery Caterpillar - Hemaris diffinis hornworm of Hyles lineata - Hyles lineata Vine Sphinx caterpillar, in the hand - Eumorpha vitis ID Request- Antheraea polyphemus? - Eumorpha pandorus large hornworm on evening primrose - Hyles lineata caterpillar White-lined Sphinx Moth (Hyles lineata) - Hyles lineata

Subfamily Smerinthinae
One-eyed Sphinx - Smerinthus jamaicensis Cerisy's Sphinx - Smerinthus cerisyi? - Smerinthus jamaicensis Bat - Moth? - Smerinthus cerisyi Small-eyed Sphinx - Paonias myops Western Poplar Sphinx Moth - Pachysphinx occidentalis - female Unknown Moth - Paonias excaecatus Paonias myops Two moths - mating? - Pachysphinx modesta

Subfamily Sphinginae
Manduca sp. - Manduca sexta same individual, dorsal view - Agrius cingulata Rustic sphinx moth - Manduca rustica Sphinx sequoiae - Hodges#7814 (Sphinx sequoiae) - Sphinx sequoiae huge elegant sphinx - Sphinx perelegans - female moth - Manduca sexta Waved Sphinx - Ceratomia undulosa Big moth - Agrius cingulata


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