Pink-spotted Hawkmoth

Hawkmoth

grrlscientist | October 17, 2007

tags: moth, lined sphinx, Hyles lineata, Image of the Day Hyles lineata, the lined sphinx. (Image captured in Bozeman, Montana). Image: Martin Richard, author of Science for Kids.

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