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Streaked Sphinx Moth

Protambulyx strigilis

Habitat:

New World Tropical areas. In the US: southern Florida and coastal Texas. Larva feed on various woody plants in the cashew family. Often on Brazilian Pepper an abundant invasive here in south Florida.

Notes:

This large moth was hanging out on the wall of a school early in the morning. according to bugguide.net, it is the only species of its Genus found north of Mexico.

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1 Comment

Bugsbugsbugs
Bugsbugsbugs 9 years ago

Gotta love a good sphinx moth!

LivanEscudero
Spotted by
LivanEscudero

Florida, USA

Spotted on Aug 11, 2014
Submitted on Aug 23, 2014

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