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Eumorpha sp.
Eumorpha (meaning "well formed") is a genus of moths in the Sphingidae family. The genus is mostly found in North and South America.
Sphingidae is a family of moths (Lepidoptera), commonly known as hawk moths, sphinx moths and hornworms, that includes about 1,450 species.
Wow, Sérgio, você esta terrivelmente incrível com suas capturas! Parabens!
To all people who made such nice comments about this series, thank you very much. Your appreciation and support renew my willingness of bring you some more beauties from my country. Just wait... See ya. :-)
Congratulations! So thrilled for you. I love your caterpillar. Great discovery and series.
Congratulations Sergio! This is an awesome spotting and series. Very well deserved my friend :)
Yasser, thanks a lot for choosing this spotting as SOTD. I am honored for it. Auntnance, Maria and jgorneau, thank you for the nice comments. Xará, obrigado novamente por suas palavras tão calorosas, eu entendo, é nosso sangue lusitano (no meu caso, um pouquinho, mas ele está lá sim).
I must confess one thing,in last months i dont make comments on the spotting of the day because my emailbox(that is blocked) became full of comments on the spotting of the day,so i make a like and them i normaly comment another spotting of the same person,sorry people ,but my time is very short :)
however this time i make a exception,it's a spotting of the of my buddy Sérgio :D
how can i pass it with no comments :)
super,hiper,"Well formed " :) spotting Sérgio,great colours,perfect photo tecnic,awesome creature(more alien than this is impossible:) and great details,you even make a super ampliation to show the ,i presume,parasite of caterpillar,congratulations my friend and thanks for sharing the beauty of your fantastic BRASIL
Xára :D já sabes tou feliz:)aquele abraço meu irmão muitos parabéns
Spotted on Jan 20, 2012
Submitted on Jan 20, 2012
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