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White lined Sphinx Moth

Hyles lineata

Photo by CynthiaMHori
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Field Notes

Description:

Upperside of forewing is dark olive brown with paler brown along the costa and outer margin, a narrow tan band running from the wing tip to the base, and white streaks along the veins. Hindwing upperside is black with a reddish pink median band

Habitat:

A wide variety of open habitats including deserts, suburbs, and gardens.
Range: Central America north through Mexico and the West Indies to most of the United States and southern Canada. Also occurs in Eurasia and Africa.

Notes:

Occasional outbreaks of caterpillars have damaged tomatoes, grapes, and garden crops in Utah.

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PublishedJuly 21, 2014

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