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Subfamily Macroglossinae

Dilophonotini · Macroglossini
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Tribe Dilophonotini
Hummingbird Clearwing - Hemaris thysbe Hummingbird moth?? - Hemaris diffinis Some kind of moth? - Hemaris thysbe unknown insect that appears to be lepidopteran (mouthparts) but small wings. Feeding on necter - Hemaris Clearwinged Sphinx Moth - Hemaris diffinis Unknown 073008 - Hemaris diffinis Snowberry Clearwing - Hemaris diffinis Mournful Sphinx - Enyo lugubris

Tribe Macroglossini
A lovely pair of Lettered Sphinx Moths - Deidamia inscripta - female Virginia Creeper Moth? - Darapsa myron Virginia Creeper - Darapsa myron which Sphingid - Proserpinus terlooii Azalea Sphinx - Hodges#7886 - Darapsa choerilus Eustis, FL Wings so fast you could barely see them, long tounge for sipping nectar - Amphion floridensis Big Bug - Xylophanes tersa Lettered Sphinx - Deidamia inscripta


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