The Sphingidae of Colorado

Agrius cingulata Ceratomia amyntor Ceratomia catalpae Ceratomia undulosa Manduca quinquemaculataw Manduca sexta Sphinx asellus Sphinx chersis Sphinx dollii Sphinx drupiferarum Sphinx gordius Sphinx luscitiosa Sphinx perelegans Sphinx separatus Sphinx vashti Pachysphinx modesta Pachysphinx occidentalis Paonias excaecata Paonias myops Smerinthus cerisyi Smerinthus jamaicensis Smerinthus saliceti Erinnyis ello Erinnyis obscura obscura Hemaris diffinis Hemaris senta Eumorpha achemon Amphion floridensis Euproserpinus wiesti Hyles gallii Hyles lineata Proserpinus flavofasciata Proserpinus juanita

Pink-spotted Hawk Moth Elm Sphinx or Four-horned Sphinx Catalpa Sphinx Waved Sphinx Five-spotted hawkmoth Carolina Sphinx, Six-spotted hawkmoth Asella Sphinx Northern Ash Sphinx or Great Ash Sphinx Doll's Sphinx Wild Cherry Sphinx Apple Sphinx Canadian Sphinx Elegant Sphinx Separated Sphinx Snowberry Sphinx Poplar Sphinx or Modest Sphinx Big Poplar Sphinx Blinded Sphinx Small-eyed Sphinx Cerisyi's sphinx Twin-spotted Sphinx Salicet Sphinx Ello Sphinx Obscure Sphinx Snowberry Clearwing or Bumblebee Moth Rocky Mountain Clearwing Achemon Sphinx Nessus Sphinx Prairie Sphinx Gallium Sphinx White-lined Sphinx Yellow-banded Sphinx Juanita Sphinx

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Individual notes for southeastern Colorado counties:

Currently only those counties indicated in red are active.

Teller Fremont Otero

El Paso Custer Bent

Lincoln Pueblo Prowers

Cheyenne Crowley Las Animas

Kiowa Huerfano Baca

Tumorpha achemon, El Paso County, Colorado,
August 9, 2006, on grape, courtesy of Sheri Slike.

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