Favoritos de stomlins701
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pterourasDescripción
Wild male attracted to a captive female promethea but inexplicably wound up mating with the captive cecropia female instead. These were NOT handpaired.
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Mariposas Carey, Vanesas Y Parientes (Tribu Nymphalini)Observ.
samholman16Descripción
Bad picture. Seems odd that it's underwings are not as distinct as they normally would be.
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Mariposa Velo de Duelo (Nymphalis antiopa)Observ.
ivanmunksLugar
Dakota, Mississippi National River and Recreation Area, Minnesota, United States (Google, OSM)Descripción
photobomb!
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Género SphinxObserv.
spyingnaturalistDescripción
Vashti and Doll's Sphinx comparison
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Papilio Sureño (Papilio alexanor)Observ.
vrebizantDescripción
The one on first picture (male ?) is smaller and with a brighter yellow than the one on the other pictures
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Mariposa Cometa Tigre de Baja California (Papilio rutulus)Observ.
derrickthrasher
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Esfinge de la Calavera (Acherontia atropos)Observ.
plemosDescripción
Flying stubbornly around a large poplar tree that shelters a hive of domestic bees.
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Esfinge de la Higuera (Pachylia ficus)Observ.
lissamartinezDescripción
an enormous reddish brown patterned sphinx moth is resting on the outside light fixture under the eaves. The body is narrow and long, compared to some of the sphinx moth photos in the Taxon, and the front legs are pale brown. Our location had a heavy rain just after daybreak, perhaps it sought refuge in this dry spot. Taxon offered several sphinx moths in different genuses, so I submit this ID at the genus level Pachylia.
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Hemaris gracilisObserv.
mpelikanDescripción
On spreading dogbane. What a beautiful insect! A new species for me.
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Argynnis dianaObserv.
lovelyworldDescripción
Posted for a friend/her location. She does not have iNaturalist and she agreed to help document this unusual variation.
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Mariposa Cometa Negra (Papilio polyxenes)Observ.
arwynomeDescripción
I know this is not the dark morph female tiger swallowtail but how does one tell the difference between a female black swallowtail and an Ozark swallowtail?
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Polilla Luna Norteamericana (Actias luna)Observ.
bkfjDescripción
Part of the cleanup at the end of the night. Another one was flopping around the ground.
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egg44Descripción
This lovely creature stay and take rest on the lamp pole the whole night when I am camping with friends, it is still attaching to the pole the next morning since we keep the light on.
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Mariposa Cometa Negra (Papilio polyxenes)Observ.
tmn-ritaDescripción
IDed as possibly Papilio polyxenes asterius f. pseudoamericus. No clue how to enter that!
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Macaón de Córcega (Papilio hospiton)Observ.
ericnoptereDescripción
commun ou version corse ?
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Polilla Esfinge Abejorro Colibrí (Hemaris thysbe)Observ.
robbins-otherDescripción
on Button Bush
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Mariposa Cometa Negra (Papilio polyxenes)Observ.
bonezthecrocDescripción
Injured
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Polilla Esfinge Bandeada (Eumorpha fasciatus)Observ.
plantmorenativesDescripción
morphs :D
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Mariposa Velo de Duelo (Nymphalis antiopa)Observ.
markdcummingDescripción
mourning cloak butterfly, Pippy Park, St. John's
