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Genus Manduca

 
 
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Manduca florestan · Ash Sphinx · Muscosa Sphinx · Occult Sphinx · Five-spotted Hawk Moth
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Species Manduca florestan - Hodges#7782
Manduca florestan - male Sphinx 2 - Manduca florestan Unknown Madera Canyon Moth - Manduca florestan

Species Manduca jasminearum - Ash Sphinx - Hodges#7783
Ash Sphinx at Lights - Manduca jasminearum Sphynx? - Manduca jasminearum Sphinx moth - Manduca jasminearum Sphinx moth? - Manduca jasminearum Sphinx moth? - Manduca jasminearum Moth - Manduca jasminearum Moth - Manduca jasminearum Moth - Manduca jasminearum

Species Manduca muscosa - Muscosa Sphinx - Hodges#7781
Manduca muscosa - female Muscosa Sphinx Moth - Manduca muscosa

Species Manduca occulta - Occult Sphinx - Hodges#7777
Manduca occulta

Species Manduca quinquemaculata - Five-spotted Hawk Moth - Hodges#7776
Tomato Hornworm, dark phase - Manduca quinquemaculata Five-Spotted Hawk Moth - Manduca quinquemaculata Five-Spotted Hawk Moth - Manduca quinquemaculata Tomato Hornworm - Manduca quinquemaculata Sphinx Caterpillar I - Manduca quinquemaculata Tomatoe Hornworm - Manduca quinquemaculata Tomatoe Hornworm - Manduca quinquemaculata Tomato Hornworm - Manduca quinquemaculata

 
 
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