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Hawk moth

Daphnusa ocellaris (Walker, 1856)

Photo by IanWongkar
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Sphingidae of the Eastern Palaearctic - Daphnusa ocellaris

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Comments (4)
Leuba Ridgway
Oh good ! - I know geckos have to eat too but that moth was too beautiful... sorry you were disappointed :)
IanWongkar
I have been waiting for about an hour for that moment, until finally I was disappointed because the moth flew into the night.
Leuba Ridgway
Great photos ! - I hope the gecko did not get him...

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