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Tribe Macroglossini

 
 
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Amphion · Arctonotus · Darapsa · Deidamia · Eumorpha
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Genus Amphion
Nessus Sphinx - Amphion floridensis Nessus Sphinx - Amphion floridensis Which moth, please? - Amphion floridensis Which moth, please? - Amphion floridensis Nessus Sphinx Moth - Amphion floridensis 2nd image - Amphion floridensis Nessus Sphinx - Hodges#7873 - Amphion floridensis Nessus Sphinx - Amphion floridensis

Genus Arctonotus
Green Moth - Arctonotus lucidus Moth - Arctonotus lucidus

Genus Darapsa
Virginia Creeper Sphinx - Darapsa myron Hog Sphinx Caterpillar - Darapsa myron Hog Sphinx Caterpillar - Darapsa myron Virginia Creeper Moth? - Darapsa myron Sphinx - Darapsa myron Darapsa choerilus Virginia Creeper Sphinx?? - Darapsa myron Sphynx? - Darapsa

Genus Deidamia
Lettered Sphinx - top - Deidamia inscripta Sphinx Moth - Deidamia inscripta Suddle Sphinx - Deidamia inscripta A lovely pair of Lettered Sphinx Moths - Deidamia inscripta - female Moth w/ strange rear end - Deidamia inscripta Sphinx Moth - Deidamia inscripta a pair of sphingidae - Deidamia inscripta - male - female a pair of sphingidae - Deidamia inscripta - male - female

Genus Eumorpha
Pandorus Sphinx - Eumorpha pandorus Early instar Pandorus Sphinx - Eumorpha pandorus achemon sphinx larva - Eumorpha achemon Twisting in the wind - Eumorpha achemon Achemon Sphinx Moth larvae - Eumorpha typhon Eumorpha fasciata - Eumorpha fasciatus - male Achemon Sphinx - Eumorpha achemon - Eumorpha achemon Pandorus Sphinx Moth - Eumorpha pandorus

 
 
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