Half-Wing Moth

I found one this color the night before. Moths are so difficult to identify. :)

I would agree with Phigalia titea. If you look at other Phigalia (and I think there is general consensus that is nothing else than Phigalia) you may notice that Titea is the only one with some kind of "straight" first "line" (from the apex). All others have some S-line (like the QRS complex in the electrocardiogram) at this area. Even looking at quite a worn moth I do not think that there are some missing lines and stripes imitating another species than Titea. But that's only my personal opinion of my eyes and brain... http://mothphotographersgroup.msstate.edu/species.php?hodges=6658

I'd go with the Half-Wing too-they confuse me a bit-the half-wing a tiny bit smaller-but earlier.

Maybe a Half-wing they are this early here. Or Phigalia strigataria - Small Phigalia

looks like a catocala sp.

Yes, there is one guy called seto..., he has some excellent and IDed spottings in your group!

Sorry, I can't help you with an ID. I looked through my libraries and did not find a reasonable match.

I am still here, thinking about your moth. No sphinx.

I'm no expert, but I'd say << Lapara bombycoides >>