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Waved Sphinx Moth

Ceratomia undulosa

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Field Notes

Description:

I noticed this huge sphinx moth crawling across my lawn. It was having a hard time until it got to my slippery elm and had no trouble making it's way up the trunk, where it obviously feels at home.

Habitat:

Lawn, slippery elm.

Reference Links:

Ceratomia undulosa - Wikipedia

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