Verblindete Sphinx (Paonias excaetus) 5.-instare Larven auf Wildkirsche (Prunus serontina) Diese Raupenart hat eine variable Färbung.

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• Format: 9504 x 6336 px | 80,5 x 53,6 cm | 31,7 x 21,1 inches | 300dpi
• Aufnahmedatum: 21. Februar 2023
• Ort: Pennsylvania

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Blinded Sphinx (Paonias excaetus) 5th instar larva on Wild Cherry (Prunus serontina) This species can be quite variable with some caterpillars showing little or no red while others display large amounts of red. Sphinx moth larva can be found in a resting and/or feeding in a wide variety of positions but most often they hand downward from a leaf or plant stem. This species feeds on an incredible number of different species of trees and shrubs. Often it develops local preferences. This transcontinental species is found throughout the eastern US and Canada west to the rockies and Arizona. This larva was photographed in Pennsylvania in late summer.

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• 5. erscheinungsjahr
• 7824
• arthropode
• artrhropoda
• black cherry
• blauer himmel
• bluì te
• close up
• diagon
• farbe grün
• fauna der vereinigten staaten
• forest
• geblendete sphinx
• geblendete sphinx motte
• großansicht
• hardwood forest
• hexapod
• imsect
• insekte
• larva
• larven
• lepidoptera
• makrofotografie
• nachtfalter
• no peoply
• nordamerika
• nordamerikanische fauna
• north american wildlife
• paonias excaecata
• paonien
• pennsylvania
• polyphag
• prunus
• prunus serotina
• raupe
• rotem
• sphingid
• sphingidae
• sphinx
• sphinxmotte
• usa wildlife
• vereinte staaten
• vertictal
• wilde schwarze kirsche
• wildkirsche