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Tomato Hornworm/Five Spotted Hawkmoth Eggs

Manduca quinquemaculata

Description:

I was unable to take a picture of the moth in flight because it was too dark last night, but I was able to see it and ID it as 5spotted hawk moth. It sprinkled my tomato plants and possibly peppers (and a post) with these small green eggs.

Habitat:

Host plant tomato, west central ga

Notes:

Typically seen as a pest to nightshade plants, I’m not worried about them. My dogs have done more damage to my tomatoes than these guys will.

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momsavang
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momsavang

Columbus, Georgia, United States

Spotted on Aug 18, 2021
Submitted on Aug 19, 2021

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