Eupyrrhoglossum sagra
Updated as per personal communication with Francierlem Oliveira (Extremoz, Rio Grande do Norte); July 26, 2016; May 23, 2019

Eupyrrhoglossum sagra
(Poey, 1832)

Eupyrrhoglossum sagra Extremoz, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil,
approx. June 14, 2017, courtesy of Francierlem Oliveira.

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TAXONOMY:

Family: Sphingidae, Latreille, 1802
Subfamily: Macroglossinae, Harris, 1839
Tribe: Dilophonotini, Burmeister, 1878
Genus: Eupyrrhoglossum Grote, 1865 ...........
Species: sagra Poey, 1832

I think the images below are of fourth and fifth instar larvae. Apparently there are different colour forms.

Eupyrrhoglossum sagra larva, Extremoz, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil,
approx. June 14, 2017, courtesy of Francierlem Oliveira.

Eupyrrhoglossum sagra larva, Extremoz, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil,
approx. June 14, 2017, courtesy of Francierlem Oliveira.

Eupyrrhoglossum sagra larva, Extremoz, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil,
approx. June 14, 2017, courtesy of Francierlem Oliveira.

Eupyrrhoglossum sagra larva, Extremoz, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil,
approx. June 14, 2017, courtesy of Francierlem Oliveira.

Eupyrrhoglossum sagra larva, Extremoz, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil,
approx. June 14, 2017, courtesy of Francierlem Oliveira.

Eupyrrhoglossum sagra pupa, Extremoz, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil,
approx. June 14, 2017, courtesy of Francierlem Oliveira.

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