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Honey Locust Moth

Sphingicampa bicolor

Photo by MelindaKiser
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Field Notes

Description:

Rust colored moth typically, occasionally is gray in color instead.
May have two small spots in reniform area. Purple-pink hind wings.
26-35 mm total length.

Habitat:

Spotted on a sheet hanging on my porch with black lights and halogens shining on it at night to attract moths. We live in a gated lake community surrounded by rural agricultural land, and some wooded areas.

Reference Links:

Species Sphingicampa bicolor - Honey Locust Moth - Hodges#7709 - BugGuide.Net

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