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Saturday, October 11, 2008

An interesting caterpillar - Hawk Moth Family Sphingidae


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Labels: caterpillar, caterpillar identification, Family Sphingidae, Hawk Moth
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Moth identification

This is a wonderful site to visit if you are looking to identify moths: go to African Moths

Link to Moth ID sites (USA and Canada)

  • Catocala - Silk Moths
  • Sphingidae of the United States
  • Giant Moths (Saturniidae) of Canada

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