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Polilla Halcón de Cinco Manchas (Manduca quinquemaculatus)Observ.
davidhenning424
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Mariposa Cometa Tigre de Baja California (Papilio rutulus)Observ.
naturephotosuzeDescripción
Santa Ynez Canyon
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Polilla Esfinge Colibrí (Macroglossum stellatarum)Observ.
trickmanDescripción
netted from Buddleja
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Hemaris diffinisObserv.
grannysmithDescripción
Several found on Amsonia tabernaemontana.
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talusrutgersFecha
Septiembre 16, 2022Descripción
75% sure on ID. Coloration is odd, and throwing me off.
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Cometas Tigre (Subgénero Pterourus)Observ.
kevintooDescripción
I'm guessing this is a young larva of either P. rutulus or P. eurymedon. It is hard to find good shots of early instars to compare.
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Mariposa Cometa Golondrina Pálida (Papilio eurymedon)Observ.
euproserpinusDescripción
ovipositing on Amelanchier
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Cometas Tigre (Subgénero Pterourus)Observ.
jilliankernDescripción
Papilio rutulus? Alder is a larval host
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Mariposa Cometa Tigre de Baja California (Papilio rutulus)Observ.
dlevitisDescripción
on alder
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Mariposa Cometa Golondrina Pálida (Papilio eurymedon)Observ.
birdernaturalistDescripción
Pale Swallowtail ovipositing on domestic peach. See https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/84788703
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Mariposa Cometa Tigre de Baja California (Papilio rutulus)Observ.
aromatisseDescripción
Laying eggs on weeping willow
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Mariposa Cometa Tigre de Baja California (Papilio rutulus)Observ.
alpinepowersDescripción
Laying eggs
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Mariposa Cometa Tigre de Baja California (Papilio rutulus)Observ.
lorenabanuelos1Descripción
Laid eggs on our weeping plum tree.
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Mariposa Cometa Tigre de Baja California (Papilio rutulus)Observ.
john475Descripción
Possibly ovipositing on willow?
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Mariposa Cometa Tigre de Baja California (Papilio rutulus)Observ.
xranger2013Descripción
Seen during the annual Big Bear Summer Butterfly Count. A female swallowtail was observed ovipositing on willows, most likely arroyo willow. The second image shows one of the freshly laid eggs.
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Mariposa Cometa Tigre de Baja California (Papilio rutulus)Observ.
restringhamDescripción
Ovipositing behavior?
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Mariposa Cometa Tigre de Baja California (Papilio rutulus)Observ.
kimssightDescripción
Ovipositing in Sycamore
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Mariposa Cometa Tigre de Baja California (Papilio rutulus)Observ.
asabspadeDescripción
I watched a western tiger swallowtail oviposit this egg and several others on apple tree leaves.
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Mariposa Cometa Tigre de Baja California (Papilio rutulus)Observ.
larsonekDescripción
Laying eggs on paper birch
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mbrittenDescripción
Photographed near the top of N Amalgre Mountain in Teller County, CO.
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Polilla Esfinge Abejorro Colibrí (Hemaris thysbe)Observ.
joannerussoDescripción
on Lyonia lucida
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Hemaris diffinisObserv.
heather_kaufmanDescripción
Atlanta Botanical Garden at Gainesville
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Mariposa Cometa Golondrina Pálida (Papilio eurymedon)Observ.
emo_gnomeDescripción
Big swallowtail butterfly. A very dull yellow. Flappin around in the sun
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Polilla del Cuerno del Tabaco (Manduca sexta)Observ.
mapetteyDescripción
Host plant is Desert Willow (chilopsis bubba)
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Hemaris diffinisObserv.
m_whitsonDescripción
I have honeysuckles all over the yard, and I often see adult Snowberry Clearwings and the occasional caterpillar. Just once, however, one of them made use of an alternate caterpillar hostplant: Amsonia tabernaemontana. I have several plants of that along my driveway, and there were too many caterpillars to count. That's the only time I've seen the caterpillars on Amsonia and the only time I've seen so many.
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Mariposa Cometa Golondrina Pálida (Papilio eurymedon)Observ.
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laying eggs on chaparral pea
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Polilla Esfinge Bandeada (Eumorpha fasciatus)Observ.
lauramorganclarkDescripción
I don't even know where to start. This looked like about a four inch caterpillar. It swam very well. This shot was taken from a boat in the Angelina River just north of Dam-B (Steinhagen Lake) in East Texas.
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Mariposa Cometa Negra Norteamericana (Papilio polyxenes ssp. asterius)Observ.
edithmendoza1
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Mariposa Cometa Negra Norteamericana (Papilio polyxenes ssp. asterius)Observ.
jslucas
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Mariposa Cometa Golondrina Pálida (Papilio eurymedon)Observ.
leptoniaDescripción
ovipositing on Pickeringia montana
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Mariposa Cometa Golondrina Pálida (Papilio eurymedon)Observ.
papiliodaniDescripción
Laying eggs on white sweet clover
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Mariposa Cometa Golondrina Gigante (Papilio rumiko)Observ.
natureinlaDescripción
Observation and photo by Barbara Filet, sent to nature@nhm.org.
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averagewalrusDescripción
found on Evening Primrose, though unsure if thats its host plant or not
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stubirdnbDescripción
On Evening Primrose growing near my moth sheet and light in old field near mixed forest. Evening Primrose doesn't seem to be listed as a larval food plant of Nessus Sphinx so I am baffled.
UPDATE: I just remembered that there is lots of Virginia Creeper about 20 meters away so perhaps the caterpillar was just looking for a spot to pupate?
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Mariposa Cometa Golondrina Gigante (Papilio rumiko)Observ.
eajhereFecha
Septiembre 2018
