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Hemaris affinis
(Genus Hemaris) (Subfamily Macroglossinae)
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Proserpinus juanita
(Genus Proserpinus) (Subfamily Macroglossinae)
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Laothoe amurensis
(Genus Laothoe) (Subfamily Smerinthinae)
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Meganoton yunnanfuana
(Genus Meganoton) (Subfamily Sphinginae)
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Erinnyis oenotrus
(Genus Erinnyis) (Subfamily Macroglossinae)
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Adhemarius gannascus
(Genus Adhemarius) (Subfamily Sphinginae)
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The Sphingidae Species belongs to Lepidoptera. The family of insects larger body size, large and narrow front wing, wingtip tip tip tip, with wings and habenula, thick tentacles, the end of a hook. It has a well-developed beak, comparable to that of any moth. They are extremely fast and can fly for long periods of time, up to 40 to 50 kilometers per hour. Insects like this one, which recorded a total of 1,603 entries in a random tool, are one of the most numerous families in the genus.
Most of the Sphingidae Species live in the tropics, but there are traces of them in every region. They rely on honey between the flowers as their main food, most species of nocturnal activities, a small number of daytime activities. The adult can make a whisper, and the larva can make a sound by rubbing its upper jaw. From the generator, you can also see in detail the scientific name of each breed and the distribution of items.
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