Manduca quinquemaculata quinquemaculata
Manduca quinquemaculatus
Five-spotted hawkmoth
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(Haworth, 1803) Sphinx
Manduca quinquemaculatus, fifth instar, Georgetown, Williamson County, Texas,
June 4, 2007, courtesy of Jill Burrows.
Manduca quinquemaculatus, fifth instar, Georgetown, Williamson County, Texas,
June 4, 2007, courtesy of Jill Burrows.
Manduca quinquemaculatus, fifth instar, Georgetown, Williamson County, Texas,
June 4, 2007, courtesy of Jill Burrows.
Manduca quinquemaculatus two different color forms in the same brood.
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