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lillydulac

Which Brown Sphinx Moth is this?

17 years ago

First I had a Clearwing and now this adorable Sphinx. I am really crazy about these little guys. This one almost sat on my hand when I cupped the flower he was nectaring on. Thank you in advance for identifying it for me.

Lilly

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