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Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Duponchel's sphinx (Amphonyx duponchel) - Montezuma, Costa Rica
Hawkmoth of Costa Rica
Sphingidae
Amphonyx duponchel
Mariposario Montezuma Gardens
ID: Joot (DCP): the white dittos sticking out on the hindwings favor
A. duponchel
over
Cocytius antaeus
, a very similar looking sphinx.
Urban Camo Sphinx
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