granddaughter in grass
Description:
It was July 25, 2000 when I saw the moth. September 3, 2001 I saw this caterpillar about 200 meters away. I thought it was an eacles imperialis but now the EOL curator tells me the caterpillar is Eumorpha pandorus
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- Eumorpha
- Eumorpha pandorus (Pandora Sphinx)
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