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7818 – Protambulux strigilis,
Streaked Sphinxmoth
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Freshly emerged adult
adult variability
General Species Information
Host Plant: cashew family, also Brazilian Pepper
Historical Range: Florida Caribbean and Central America
Our Experience with this Species: This is the Keys most common sphingid species. They are found throughout the year in ever location we have surveyed
Notes: There has been conciderable confusion between this species and P. carteri.
Distribution Chart
K. Largo Marath. Ba. Hond B.P.K. No Name Sck. Isd. K. West
Colored box indicates adult of this species has been confirmed on that island
Adult Flight Chart
Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug. Sep. Oct. Nov. Dec.
Colored box indicates adult of this species has been confirmed in that month
References
Freshly emerged adult
Final instar larva
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