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White-lined sphinx moth

Hyles lineata

Photo by mnakahara
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Field Notes

Description:

This moth has a striking pattern of lines and strips. There is a distinct solid white strip on each wing, with details on each side. This moth was not found outside in nature, but it was really cool looking and found on campus. This moth was found on the wall in Founders Dorm.

Habitat:

Many different moth species can be found all over the world. This particular moth is mostly found in the Southeast and west. They are attracted to light at night, and they appear in the early spring and late summer.

Species ID Suggestions

White-lined sphinx moth

Hyles lineata

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PublishedApril 3, 2013

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