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Mulberry hawk moth

Pseudoclanis postica

Photo by dotun55
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Description:

Male and female brown hawk moths spotted on the hedge mating early one morning. They both blended in at first glance, appearing to be dry leaves from a distance.

Habitat:

On the flower hedge

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PublishedJuly 21, 2013

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