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Family Sphingidae - Sphinx Moths

Macroglossinae · Smerinthinae · Sphinginae
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Subfamily Macroglossinae
Hummingbird Moth - Hemaris diffinis Snowberry Clearwing - Hemaris diffinis Hummingbird moth? - Hemaris diffinis Xylophanes tersa Which moth, please? - Hemaris diffinis Sam's Sphinx - Eumorpha pandorus Hummingbird Clearwing - Hemaris thysbe What kind of hummingbird moth? - Amphion floridensis

Subfamily Smerinthinae
Walnut Sphinx - Amorpha juglandis - female Smerinthus jamaicensis Big Poplar sphinx moth? - Pachysphinx modesta Moth - Paonias myops Modest Sphinx - Pachysphinx modesta Mr. Big - Smerinthus cerisyi Small-eyed Sphinx - Paonias myops Protambulyx strigilis

Subfamily Sphinginae
Catalpa Sphinx - Ceratomia catalpae Moth - Manduca quinquemaculata Pink Spotted Hawkmoth - Agrius cingulata Sphinx Moth - Manduca Sphinx moth species - Manduca quinquemaculata Waved Sphinx - Ceratomia undulosa - male Dolba hyloeus Elm Sphinx - Ceratomia amyntor


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