bayucca

Pyrgomorphidae, Pyrgomorphinae, Taphronotini, Taphronotina, Taphronota calliparea, juvenile.

Wonderful one!!

Atlas Moth is not the common name for this one. Rothschildia Moth would only be correct.

Not a tiger moth, but a crambid moth.

This is a tricky one! I first checked Parides photinus, but this one has different markings. Finally I found Heraclides rogeri, which has the correct color of the spots and in addition a slightly brighter, "dusty-like" part of the forewing. In Alopius the spots in the second row are white, not red like in yours:
https://www.butterfliesofamerica.com/L/i...
And it is not Parides photinus:
https://www.butterfliesofamerica.com/L/i...

Reduviidae, Apiomerinae, Heniartes sp.
https://web.archive.org/web/201403280924...

Hesperiidae, Pyrrhopyginae, Pyrrhopygini, Mimoniades nurcia. Nice one!

Yes, Siproeta stelenes biplagiata.

Usually we do not add the family name in the scientific field (only sometimes subfamily/tribe, but mostly name of genus or best species name. But in this case, we probably would not get closer than the family.

This is not a Derbidae, but a Diptera, so a "fly" from the family Tephritidae.