The Sphingidae of Oklahoma
Manduca sexta sexta by Thomas Hörbrand.
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Updated as per James P. Tuttle's The Hawk Moths of North America, August 2008 |
Sphinginae subfamily
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Macroglossinae subfamily
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Agrius cingulata |
Pink-spotted Hawk Moth |
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Cimarron |
Texas |
Beaver |
Harper |
Woods |
Central Oklahoma
Alfalfa |
Grant |
Kay |
Major |
Garfield |
Eastern Oklahoma
Individual county checklists: Counties will be completed as sightings arrive. Currently only those in red are active.
Cimarron |
Texas |
Beaver |
Harper |
Woods |
Central Oklahoma: Sphingidae Larvae
Alfalfa |
Grant |
Kay |
Major |
Garfield |
Eastern Oklahoma: Sphingidae Larvae
Amphion floridensis Norman, Oklahoma, May 9, 2008,
courtesy/copyright
of Col. J. David Martin USAF (ret.)
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