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    Acherontia lachesis

    Acherontia lachesis · Sphingidae

    Photo: Mosmas
    CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
    “Acherontia lachesis Java.jpg”
    Mosmas
    Cropped to fit the frame.
    Our changes to this photo use the same license.
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    Acosmeryx omissa

    Acosmeryx omissa · Sphingidae

    Photo: goldentakin
    CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
    “Acosmeryx omissa (Rothschild & Jordan, 1903).jpg”
    goldentakin
    Cropped to fit the frame.
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    Acosmeryx sericeus

    Acosmeryx sericeus · Sphingidae

    Photo: goldentakin
    CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
    “Acosmeryx sericeus (Walker, 1856).jpg”
    goldentakin
    Cropped to fit the frame.
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    Adhemarius gagarini

    Adhemarius gagarini · Sphingidae

    Photo: Bernard DUPONT
    CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
    “Hawkmoth (Adhemarius gagarini) (24376484977).jpg”
    Bernard DUPONT
    Cropped to fit the frame.
    Our changes to this photo use the same license.
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    Adhemarius gannascus

    Adhemarius gannascus · Sphingidae

    Photo: Charles J. Sharp
    CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
    “Sphinx moth (Adhemarius gannascus).jpg”
    Charles J. Sharp
    Cropped to fit the frame.
    Our changes to this photo use the same license.
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    Adhemarius palmeri

    Adhemarius palmeri · Sphingidae

    Photo: Bernard DUPONT / Archaeodontosaurus
    CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
    “Hawkmoth (Adhemarius palmeri) (25372733038).jpg”
    Bernard DUPONT / Archaeodontosaurus
    2020-07-26: new file version uploaded over an earlier one: Corrections (Archaeodontosaurus)
    Cropped to fit the frame.
    Our changes to this photo use the same license.
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    Adhemarius sexoculata

    Adhemarius sexoculata · Sphingidae

    Photo: Don Henise
    CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
    “Adhemarius sexoculata (Sphinx moth) 2015-06-16 (2) (40351761341).jpg”
    Don Henise
    Cropped to fit the frame.
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    Adhemarius ypsilon

    Adhemarius ypsilon · Sphingidae

    Photo: Geoff Gallice
    CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
    “Adhemarius ypsilon.jpg”
    Geoff Gallice
    Cropped to fit the frame.
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    Aellopos ceculus

    Aellopos ceculus · Sphingidae

    Photo: Bernard DUPONT
    CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
    “Hawkmoth (Aellopos ceculus) (38573379530).jpg”
    Bernard DUPONT
    Cropped to fit the frame.
    Our changes to this photo use the same license.

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A closer look at the sphinx and hawk moth family, Sphingidae.

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  1. Acherontia lachesis — Acherontia lachesis · Sphingidae
  2. Acosmeryx omissa — Acosmeryx omissa · Sphingidae
  3. Acosmeryx sericeus — Acosmeryx sericeus · Sphingidae
  4. Adhemarius gagarini — Adhemarius gagarini · Sphingidae
  5. Adhemarius gannascus — Adhemarius gannascus · Sphingidae
  6. Adhemarius palmeri — Adhemarius palmeri · Sphingidae
  7. Adhemarius sexoculata — Adhemarius sexoculata · Sphingidae
  8. Adhemarius ypsilon — Adhemarius ypsilon · Sphingidae
  9. Aellopos ceculus — Aellopos ceculus · Sphingidae
  10. Aellopos fadus — Aellopos fadus · Sphingidae
  11. Aellopos titan — Aellopos titan · Sphingidae
  12. African hummingbird hawk-moth — Macroglossum trochilus · Sphingidae
  13. Agrius cingulata — Agrius cingulata · Sphingidae
  14. Agrius convolvuli — Agrius convolvuli · Sphingidae
  15. Ambulyx obliterata — Ambulyx obliterata · Sphingidae
  16. Ambulyx pryeri — Ambulyx pryeri · Sphingidae
  17. Ampelophaga rubiginosa — Ampelophaga rubiginosa · Sphingidae
  18. Amplypterus mansoni — Amplypterus mansoni · Sphingidae
  19. Amplypterus panopus — Amplypterus panopus · Sphingidae
  20. Anchemola sphinx moth — Eumorpha anchemolus · Sphingidae
  21. Australasian privet hawk moth — Psilogramma casuarinae · Sphingidae
  22. Banded sphinx moth — Eumorpha fasciatus · Sphingidae
  23. Callambulyx tatarinovii — Callambulyx tatarinovii · Sphingidae
  24. Cephonodes hylas — Cephonodes hylas · Sphingidae
  25. Ceratomia amyntor — Ceratomia amyntor · Sphingidae
  26. Ceratomia catalpae — Ceratomia catalpae · Sphingidae
  27. Cinnamon gliding hawkmoth — Ambulyx moorei · Sphingidae
  28. Coequosa australasiae — Coequosa australasiae · Sphingidae
  29. Comma nephele hawk moth — Nephele comma · Sphingidae
  30. Cypa decolor — Cypa decolor · Sphingidae
  31. Daphnis minima — Daphnis minima · Sphingidae
  32. Daphnis nerii — Daphnis nerii · Sphingidae
  33. Daphnusa ocellaris — Daphnusa ocellaris · Sphingidae
  34. Dull forest hawkmoth — Acosmeryx shervillii · Sphingidae
  35. Duponchel's sphinx — Cocytius duponchel · Sphingidae
  36. Elephant hawk moth — Deilephila elpenor · Sphingidae
  37. Elibia dolichus — Elibia dolichus · Sphingidae
  38. Eumorpha achemon — Eumorpha achemon · Sphingidae
  39. Eumorpha capronnieri — Eumorpha capronnieri · Sphingidae
  40. Eumorpha labruscae — Eumorpha labruscae · Sphingidae
  41. Eumorpha phorbas — Eumorpha phorbas · Sphingidae
  42. Half-blind sphinx — Perigonia lusca · Sphingidae
  43. Hemaris fuciformis — Hemaris fuciformis · Sphingidae
  44. Hemeroplanes ornatus — Hemeroplanes ornatus · Sphingidae
  45. Hippotion rosetta — Hippotion rosetta · Sphingidae
  46. Hippotion scrofa — Hippotion scrofa · Sphingidae
  47. Hummingbird hawk-moth — Macroglossum stellatarum · Sphingidae
  48. Hyles dahlii — Hyles dahlii · Sphingidae
  49. Hyles euphorbiae — Hyles euphorbiae · Sphingidae
  50. Hyles livornica — Hyles livornica · Sphingidae
  51. Isognathus excelsior — Isognathus excelsior · Sphingidae
  52. Isognathus swainsonii — Isognathus swainsoni · Sphingidae
  53. Lesser brown striped hawk — Basiothia charis · Sphingidae
  54. Maassenia heydeni — Maassenia heydeni · Sphingidae
  55. Macroglossum prometheus — Macroglossum prometheus · Sphingidae
  56. Macroglossum pyrrhosticta — Macroglossum pyrrhosticta · Sphingidae
  57. Macroglossum saga — Macroglossum saga · Sphingidae
  58. Madoryx plutonius — Madoryx plutonius · Sphingidae
  59. Manduca schausi — Manduca schausi · Sphingidae
  60. Marumba cristata — Marumba cristata · Sphingidae
  61. Marumba gaschkewitschii — Marumba gaschkewitschii · Sphingidae
  62. Marumba spectabilis — Marumba spectabilis · Sphingidae
  63. Nephele argentifera — Nephele argentifera · Sphingidae
  64. Nephele rectangulata — Nephele rectangulata · Sphingidae
  65. Northern eyed hawkmoth — Smerinthus caecus · Sphingidae
  66. Oryba kadeni — Oryba kadeni · Sphingidae
  67. Pachylia ficus — Pachylia ficus · Sphingidae
  68. Pacific green sphinx — Proserpinus lucidus · Sphingidae
  69. Pale brown hawk moth — Theretra latreillii · Sphingidae
  70. Paonias astylus — Paonias astylus · Sphingidae
  71. Poplar hawkmoth — Laothoe populi · Sphingidae
  72. Privet hawk moth — Sphinx ligustri · Sphingidae
  73. Psilogramma lifuense — Psilogramma lifuense · Sphingidae
  74. Rhagastis rubetra — Rhagastis rubetra · Sphingidae
  75. Silver-striped hawk-moth — Hippotion celerio · Sphingidae
  76. Small verdant hawk — Basiothia medea · Sphingidae
  77. Smerinthulus myanmarensis — Smerinthulus myanmarensis · Sphingidae
  78. Sphingonaepiopsis nana — Sphingonaepiopsis nana · Sphingidae
  79. Sphinx perelegans — Sphinx perelegans · Sphingidae
  80. Sphinx pinastri — Sphinx pinastri · Sphingidae
  81. Temnora sardanus — Temnora sardanus · Sphingidae
  82. Theretra clotho — Theretra clotho · Sphingidae
  83. Theretra japonica — Theretra japonica · Sphingidae
  84. Theretra monteironis — Theretra monteironis · Sphingidae
  85. Theretra silhetensis — Theretra silhetensis · Sphingidae
  86. White-brow hawkmoth — Gnathothlibus erotus · Sphingidae
  87. White-lined sphinx — Hyles lineata · Sphingidae
  88. White-plaqued sphinx — Manduca albiplaga · Sphingidae
  89. Willowherb hawkmoth — Proserpinus proserpina · Sphingidae
  90. Xylophanes chiron — Xylophanes chiron · Sphingidae
  91. Xylophanes crotonis — Xylophanes crotonis · Sphingidae
  92. Xylophanes guianensis — Xylophanes guianensis · Sphingidae
  93. Xylophanes nabuchodonosor — Xylophanes nabuchodonosor · Sphingidae
  94. Xylophanes pluto — Xylophanes pluto · Sphingidae
  95. Yam hawk moth — Theretra nessus · Sphingidae
Photo credits
  1. Acherontia lachesis: “Acherontia lachesis Java.jpg” by Mosmas · CC BY-SA 3.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  2. Acosmeryx omissa: “Acosmeryx omissa (Rothschild & Jordan, 1903).jpg” by goldentakin · CC BY 2.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
  3. Acosmeryx sericeus: “Acosmeryx sericeus (Walker, 1856).jpg” by goldentakin · CC BY 2.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
  4. Adhemarius gagarini: “Hawkmoth (Adhemarius gagarini) (24376484977).jpg” by Bernard DUPONT · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  5. Adhemarius gannascus: “Sphinx moth (Adhemarius gannascus).jpg” by Charles J. Sharp · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  6. Adhemarius palmeri: “Hawkmoth (Adhemarius palmeri) (25372733038).jpg” by Bernard DUPONT / Archaeodontosaurus · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
    Earlier change: 2020-07-26: new file version uploaded over an earlier one: Corrections (Archaeodontosaurus)
  7. Adhemarius sexoculata: “Adhemarius sexoculata (Sphinx moth) 2015-06-16 (2) (40351761341).jpg” by Don Henise · CC BY 2.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
  8. Adhemarius ypsilon: “Adhemarius ypsilon.jpg” by Geoff Gallice · CC BY 2.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
  9. Aellopos ceculus: “Hawkmoth (Aellopos ceculus) (38573379530).jpg” by Bernard DUPONT · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  10. Aellopos fadus: “Aellopos fadus female up (Caetité 2017).jpg” by André Koehne · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  11. Aellopos titan: “Titan sphinx (Aellopos titan titan).jpg” by Charles J. Sharp · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  12. African hummingbird hawk-moth: “Macroglossum trochilus.jpg” by derekkeats · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  13. Agrius cingulata: “Pink-spotted hawk moth (Agrius cingulata) male.jpg” by Charles J. Sharp · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  14. Agrius convolvuli: “Agrius convolvuli from Sri Lanka.jpg” by NireshaJAththa · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  15. Ambulyx obliterata: “Ambulyx obliterata (Rothschild, 1920), Sphingidae 2.jpg” by Alexey · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  16. Ambulyx pryeri: “Hawk moth (Ambulyx pryeri pryeri).jpg” by Charles J. Sharp · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  17. Ampelophaga rubiginosa: “Ampelophaga rubiginosa 2011-07-18.jpg” by Alpsdake · CC BY-SA 3.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  18. Amplypterus mansoni: “Amplypterus mansoni takamukui (45366836402).jpg” by LiCheng Shih / Archaeodontosaurus · CC BY 2.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
    Earlier change: 2020-07-05: new file version uploaded over an earlier one: Corrections (Archaeodontosaurus)
  19. Amplypterus panopus: “Amplypterus panopus (Sphingidae).jpg” by Alexey · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  20. Anchemola sphinx moth: “Sphinx moth (Eumorpha anchemolus).jpg” by Charles J. Sharp · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  21. Australasian privet hawk moth: “Psilogramma Casuarinae portrait.jpg” by Mdekool · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  22. Banded sphinx moth: “Eumorpha fasciatus Imago (Adult Moth) By Shaina Noggle.JPG” by Shaina Noggle / Archaeodontosaurus · CC BY-SA 3.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
    Earlier change: 2018-08-02: new file version uploaded over an earlier one: Corrections (Archaeodontosaurus)
  23. Callambulyx tatarinovii: “Callambulyx tatarinovii.JPG” by Brian Adler · Public domain · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
  24. Cephonodes hylas: “Cephonodes hylas 2011-11-06.jpg” by Alpsdake · CC BY-SA 3.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  25. Ceratomia amyntor: “- 7786 – Ceratomia amyntor – Elm Sphinx Moth (43246522724).jpg” by Andy Reago & Chrissy McClarren · CC BY 2.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
  26. Ceratomia catalpae: “Ceratomia catalpaePCCA20040801-3816A.jpg” by Patrick Coin (Patrick Coin) · CC BY-SA 2.5 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  27. Cinnamon gliding hawkmoth: “Ambulyx subocellata (Sphingidae) 2.jpg” by Alexey · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  28. Coequosa australasiae: “Coequosa australasiae.jpg” by John Tann · CC BY 2.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
  29. Comma nephele hawk moth: “Nephele comma, mannetjie, Pretoria, a.jpg” by JMK · CC BY-SA 3.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  30. Cypa decolor: “Cypa decolor decolor (Vietnam, Lam Dong, near Da Lat,) (Cuong Do).jpg” by Cuong Do · CC BY 3.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
    Attribution: Cuong Do
    Required notice: Cuong Do
  31. Daphnis minima: “Daphnis minima.jpg” by NireshaJAththa · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  32. Daphnis nerii: “Oleander Hawk-moth Daphnis nerii.jpg” by Shantanu Kuveskar / Edithsme · CC BY-SA 3.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
    Earlier change: 2013-04-15: new file version uploaded over an earlier one: watermark removed (Edithsme)
  33. Daphnusa ocellaris: “Daphnusa ocellaris Walker, 1856 (Sphingidae).jpg” by Alexey · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  34. Dull forest hawkmoth: “Acosmeryx shervillii Boisduval, 1875 (Sphingidae).jpg” by Alexey · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  35. Duponchel's sphinx: “Duponchel's sphinx (Cocytius duponchel) male Sao Paulo.jpg” by Charles J. Sharp · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  36. Elephant hawk moth: “Deilephila elpenor 04.jpg” by jean pierre Hamon (14) · CC BY-SA 3.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  37. Elibia dolichus: “Elibia dolichus (Sphingidae) 2.jpg” by Alexey · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  38. Eumorpha achemon: “Eumorpha achemon 1.jpg” by Geoff Gallice / Archaeodontosaurus · CC BY 2.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
    Earlier change: 2020-01-17: new file version uploaded over an earlier one: Corrections (Archaeodontosaurus)
  39. Eumorpha capronnieri: “Hawkmoth (Eumorpha capronnieri) (39147852402).jpg” by Bernard DUPONT / Archaeodontosaurus · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
    Earlier change: 2018-08-05: new file version uploaded over an earlier one: Corrections (Archaeodontosaurus)
  40. Eumorpha labruscae: “Gaudy sphinx moth (Eumorpha labruscae).jpg” by Charles J. Sharp · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  41. Eumorpha phorbas: “Hawkmoth (Eumorpha phorbas) (38824294835).jpg” by Bernard DUPONT / Archaeodontosaurus · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
    Earlier change: 2020-02-24: new file version uploaded over an earlier one: corretions (Archaeodontosaurus)
  42. Half-blind sphinx: “Perigonia lusca. Sphingidae. Macroglossinae.jpg” by gailhampshire · CC BY 2.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
  43. Hemaris fuciformis: “Hemaris fuciformis ctw.jpg” by Ceperman · CC BY 3.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
  44. Hemeroplanes ornatus: “Hawkmoth (Hemeroplanes ornatus) (38376360035).jpg” by Bernard DUPONT · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  45. Hippotion rosetta: “Swinhoe's striated hawkmoth (Hippotion rosetta).jpg” by Charles J. Sharp · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  46. Hippotion scrofa: “Hippotion scrofa 6.jpg” by Donald Hobern / Archaeodontosaurus · CC BY 2.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
    Earlier change: 2019-06-11: new file version uploaded over an earlier one: Corrections (Archaeodontosaurus)
  47. Hummingbird hawk-moth: “Hummingbird hawk moth (Macroglossum stellatarum) in flight.jpg” by Charles J. Sharp · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  48. Hyles dahlii: “Hyles dahlii.jpg” by Conselleria de Medi Ambient i Mobilitat, Govern des Illes Balears · CC BY-SA 3.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  49. Hyles euphorbiae: “Hyles euphorbiae 02.jpg” by jean-pierre Hamon · CC BY-SA 3.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  50. Hyles livornica: “Sphingidae - Hyles livornica-1.JPG” by Hectonichus · CC BY-SA 3.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  51. Isognathus excelsior: “Hawkmoth (Isognathus excelsior) (39158751900).jpg” by Bernard DUPONT / Archaeodontosaurus · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
    Earlier change: 2022-02-17: new file version uploaded over an earlier one: corrections (Archaeodontosaurus)
  52. Isognathus swainsonii: “Hawkmoth (Isognathus swainsonii) (40153736685).jpg” by Bernard DUPONT · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  53. Lesser brown striped hawk: “Basiothia charis, Mgungundlovu A, Bizana, EC, ZA imported from iNaturalist photo 251318850.jpg” by suncana · CC BY 4.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
  54. Maassenia heydeni: “Maassenia heydeni.jpg” by Manila folder · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  55. Macroglossum prometheus: “Macroglossum prometheus prometheus (Thailand, Nonthaburi, Bang Bua Thong, Soi Mu Ban Bua Thong 4-2, 5.iii .2015) (D. Kruger) 2.jpg” by Daniel Kruger · CC BY 3.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
    Attribution: Daniel Kruger
    Required notice: Daniel Kruger
  56. Macroglossum pyrrhosticta: “Macroglossum pyrrhosticta1.jpg” by KENPEI · CC BY-SA 3.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
    Attribution: I, KENPEI
    Required notice: I, KENPEI
  57. Macroglossum saga: “北京長喙天蛾-波斑長喙天蛾 Macroglossum saga (Butler, 1878) (10625232236).jpg” by 望 鄉 · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  58. Madoryx plutonius: “Hawkmoth (Madoryx plutonius) (40389700131).jpg” by Bernard DUPONT / Archaeodontosaurus · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
    Earlier change: 2019-01-05: new file version uploaded over an earlier one: Corrections (Archaeodontosaurus)
  59. Manduca schausi: “Sphinx moth (Manduca schausi).jpg” by Charles J. Sharp · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  60. Marumba cristata: “Marumba cristata titan Rothschild, 1920 (Sphingidae).jpg” by Alexey · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  61. Marumba gaschkewitschii: “Marumba gaschkewitschii (Ventral View).jpg” by Eastolany · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  62. Marumba spectabilis: “Marumba spectabilis.jpg” by Alexey Yakovlev · CC BY-SA 3.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  63. Nephele argentifera: “Nephele argentifera 450407410.jpg” by Sunčana Bradley · CC BY 4.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
  64. Nephele rectangulata: “Nephele rectangulata.jpg” by Annika Lindqvist · CC BY 4.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
  65. Northern eyed hawkmoth: “Smerinthus caecus.JPG” by Vladimir Yu. Arkhipov, Arkhivov · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  66. Oryba kadeni: “Green Hawkmoth (Oryba kadeni) (24619799168).jpg” by Bernard DUPONT / Archaeodontosaurus · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
    Earlier change: 2021-01-17: new file version uploaded over an earlier one: Corrections (Archaeodontosaurus)
  67. Pachylia ficus: “Fig sphinx moth (Pachylia ficus).JPG” by Charles J. Sharp · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  68. Pacific green sphinx: “Proserpinus lucidus.jpg” by Ken-ichi Ueda · CC0 · Wikimedia Commons
  69. Pale brown hawk moth: “Theretra latreillii.jpg” by Donald Hobern · CC BY 2.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
  70. Paonias astylus: “Huckleberry Sphinx, MSSF General imported from iNaturalist photo 532000282.jpg” by Teá Montagna · CC BY 4.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
    Earlier change: 2025-09-09: new file version uploaded over an earlier one: Crop (Jengod)
  71. Poplar hawkmoth: “Poplar hawk-moth (Laothoe populi populi) male.jpg” by Charles J. Sharp · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  72. Privet hawk moth: “Sphinx.ligustri.7631.jpg” by picture taken by Olaf Leillinger · CC BY-SA 2.5 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  73. Psilogramma lifuense: “Psilogramma lifuense, Sarraméa, Nouvelle-Calédonie imported from iNaturalist photo 87553862.jpg” by Antoine Guiguet · CC BY 4.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
  74. Rhagastis rubetra: “Rhagastis rubetra.JPG” by Alexey Yakovlev · CC BY 3.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
  75. Silver-striped hawk-moth: “Hippotion celerio Balluta Bay Malta 01.jpg” by Denis Barthel · CC BY-SA 3.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  76. Small verdant hawk: “Basiothia medea.jpg” by mgrimm82 · CC BY 2.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
  77. Smerinthulus myanmarensis: “Smerinthulus myanmarensis.jpg” by Cheryl Stinchcomb · CC BY 4.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
    Earlier change: 2025-05-11: new file version uploaded over an earlier one: Image cropped from original (4:3) (Loopy30)
  78. Sphingonaepiopsis nana: “Day 38 Hawkmoth (Sphingonaepiopsis nana) (53289604822).jpg” by Bernard DUPONT · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  79. Sphinx perelegans: “Sphinx perelegans Contra Costa.jpg” by Kaldari / Archaeodontosaurus · CC0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
    Earlier change: 2021-04-02: new file version uploaded over an earlier one: corrections (Archaeodontosaurus)
  80. Sphinx pinastri: “Sphinx pinastri top white.jpg” by Michael Apel / Archaeodontosaurus · CC BY-SA 3.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
    Earlier change: 2019-02-24: new file version uploaded over an earlier one: Corections (Archaeodontosaurus)
  81. Temnora sardanus: “Temnora sardanus sardanus male Nyamebe Bepo.jpg” by Charles J. Sharp · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  82. Theretra clotho: “SphingidWynaad.jpg” by Shyamal · CC BY-SA 3.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  83. Theretra japonica: “Theretra japonica (Dorsal).jpg” by Eastolany · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  84. Theretra monteironis: “Day 73 Hawkmoth (Theretra monteironis) (53368990321).jpg” by Bernard DUPONT · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  85. Theretra silhetensis: “Brown-Banded Hunter Hawkmoth Theretra silhetensis.jpg” by Shantanu Kuveskar / Andy king50 · CC BY-SA 3.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
    Earlier change: 2013-12-17: new file version uploaded over an earlier one: remove watermark (Andy king50)
  86. White-brow hawkmoth: “Sphingidae - Gnathothlibus erotus.jpg” by Hectonichus · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  87. White-lined sphinx: “White-Lined Sphinx Moth- Wings extended.JPG” by Greglinscott · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  88. White-plaqued sphinx: “Hawkmoth (Manduca albiplaga) (24399321027).jpg” by Bernard DUPONT · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  89. Willowherb hawkmoth: “Proserpinus proserpina, Livorno.JPG” by Lucarelli / Archaeodontosaurus · CC BY-SA 3.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
    Earlier change: 2021-12-26: new file version uploaded over an earlier one: corrections (Archaeodontosaurus)
  90. Xylophanes chiron: “Xylophanes chiron.jpg” by Franz Xaver · CC BY-SA 3.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  91. Xylophanes crotonis: “2024-11-18 12-32-15 (B,R4,S4) Colombia moth Xylophanes 111724.jpg” by Alan Rockefeller · CC BY 4.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
  92. Xylophanes guianensis: “Hawkmoth (Xylophanes guianensis) (27488579879).jpg” by Bernard DUPONT · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
  93. Xylophanes nabuchodonosor: “Xylophanes nabuchodonosor (Sphinx moth) 2015-06-06 (1) (26438766858).jpg” by Don Henise · CC BY 2.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
  94. Xylophanes pluto: “Xylophanes pluto, Winter Park, 7-22-09.jpg” by pondhawk · CC BY 2.0 · cropped · Wikimedia Commons
  95. Yam hawk moth: “Yam Hawk Moth Theretra nessus.jpg” by Shantanu Kuveskar / Andy king50 · CC BY-SA 3.0 · cropped · Our changes to this photo use the same license. · Wikimedia Commons
    Earlier change: 2013-12-06: new file version uploaded over an earlier one: remove WM (Andy king50)

Butterfly and moth species: Catalogue of Life (CC BY 4.0) with English Wikipedia references · photos: Wikimedia Commons, credited per photo.