I have arranged the images in accordance with my perception of wing characters: predominent markings, shape, colour, size.
There are probaby some Ecuadorian species not listed below, and there are some species not officially confirmed for Ecuador, although I think they have a good chance of being found there.
Females often have a wing shape or pattern that differs from the males. I hope some day to also have a thumbnail checklist for the females.
Adhemarius gannascus, Wildsumaco Lodge, Napo, Ecuador,
March 1, 2011, 1400m, courtesy of Pia Oberg.
Adhemarius
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Protambulyx
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Sphingini: Manduca
Sphingini: Agrius, Amphimoea, Cocytius, Euryglottis, Lintneria, Sphinx
You are here: Smerinthini: Adhemarius, Orecta and Protambulyx
Dilophonotini: Aleuron, Enyo, Pachygonidia and Unzela
Dilophonotini: Aellopos, Eupyrrhoglossum, Nyceryx and Perigonia
Dilophonotini: Callionima, Erinnyis, Hemeroplanes, Isognathus, Madoryx, Oryba, Pachylia, Pachylioides, Phryxus
and Pseudosphinx
Philampelini: Eumorpha
Macroglossini: Hyles, Phanoxyla and Xylophanes