Smerinthini thumbnails

Dilophonotini:

Callionima, Erinnyis, Hemeroplanes, Isognathus, Madoryx, Oryba, Pachylia, Pachylioides, Phryxus, Pseudosphinx
Thumbnails: Peru

This tentative checklist will become more accurate as images and information are sent to me. If you would like to assist in the development of this worldwide Sphingidae data/image base, please send info and images to Bill Oehlke.

I have arranged the images in accordance with my perception of wing characters: predominent markings, shape, colour, size.

There are probaby some Peruvian species not dlisted below, and there are some species not officially confirmed for Peru, 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.

Callionima acuta
Callionima calliomenae
Callionima denticulata vi
Callionima inuus vi
Callionima juliane CATE
Callionima nomius vi
Callionima pan
Callionima parce parce
Erinnyis alope
Erinnyis crameri
Erinnyis ello ello
Erinnyis lassauxi
Erinnyis obscura obscura
Erinnyis oenotrus
Hemeroplanes diffusa
H. longistriga
Hemeroplanes ornatus
H. triptolemus
Isognathus caricae rainermarxi
Isognathus leachi
Isognathus swainsoni pbj
Madoryx b. bubastus
Madoryx oiclus oiclus
M. plutonius plutonius vi
Oryba achemenides
Oryba kadeni vi
Pachylia darceta
Pachylia ficus *
Pachylia syces syces
Pachylioides resumens
Phryxus caicus vi
Pseudosphinx tetrio

Aellopos


Aellopos ceculus



Aellopos clavipes

Aellopos fadus



A. tantalus tantalus


Aellopos titan titan


Eupyrrhoglossum


Eupyrrhoglossum corvus




Eupyrrhoglossum sagra

Nyceryx


Nyceryx alophus alophus




Nyceryx coffeae




Nyceryx ericea




Nyceryx hyposticta vi

Nyceryx lunaris




Nyceryx magma




Nyceryx maxwelli




N. n. nictitans




Nyceryx ericea




Nyceryx riscus




Nyceryx stuarti




Nyceryx tacita



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Perigonia


Perigonia grisea

Perigonia lusca


Perigonia stulta

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