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Updated as per More, Kitching and Cocucci's Hawkmoths of Argentina 2005, October, 2007 Updated as per http://www.pybio.org/SPHINGINAE.htm, October 2007 Updated as per AN ANNOTATED CHECKLIST OF THE SPHINGIDAE OF BOLIVIA, October 2007 Updated as per http://biological-diversity.info/sphingidae.htm (Belize), November 2007 Updated as per Fauna Entomologica De Nicarauga, November 2007 Updated as per The Known Sphingidae of Costa Rica, November 2007 Updated as per personal communication with Vladimir Izersky (Junin Peru, October 21, 2008, 1050m), November 2008. Updated as per personal communication with Andres Oscar Contreras (Neembucu, Paraguay), May 2009. Updated as per personal communication with Ezequiel Bustos (Aguas Blancas, Salta, Argentina, 405m); December 2009 Updated as per Sphingidae (Lepidoptera) de Venezuela, Compilado por: Maria Esperanza Chacon; December 2009 Updated as per personal communication with Juan Ramon Collart (Jarden Botanico Lancetilla, Cortes, Honduras, 30m, December 9, 2009); December 2009 Updated as per Catalogo de las Especies de Sphingidae en Honduras, Ana Clariza Samayoa and Ronald D. Cave; December 2009 Updated as per personal communication with Peter Bruce-Jones (San Pedro, Manu, Peru; 1500m); February 4, 2010 Updated as per SHILAP publication: Lista de Sphingidae del Uruguay, September, 2010; Msc Gabriela Bentancur Viglione; January 31, 2011 Updated as per personal communication with Peter Bruce-Jones (Shima, Junin, Peru; 500m; June 12, 2010); February 10, 2011 Updated as per French Guiana Sphingidae; March 10, 2011 Updated as per personal communication with Andres Urbas (Camp Caiman near Kaw, French Guiana, February 9, 2011); May 9, 2011 Updated as per personal communication with Attila Steiner (San Pedro, Cusco, Peru, July 2010): June 7, 2011 Updated as per personal communication with Brian Fletcher (Eldorado Lodge, Santa Marta Mountains, La Guarjira, Colombia, March 15, 2009); March 14, 2014 Updated as per personal communication with Robert Behrstock (Eldorado Lodge, Santa Marta Mountains, Magdalena, Colombia); June 7, 2014 Updated as per personal communication with Sergio D. Rios Diaz in CATOLOGO DE LOS SPHINGIDAE (INSECTA: LEPIDOPTERA) DEPOSITADOS EN EL MUSEO NACIONAL DE HISTORIA NATURAL DEL PARAGUAY; sent to me in July 2014 by Sergio D. Rios Diaz. Updated as per personal communication with Ezequiel Bustos (Shilap revta. lepid. 43 (172) diciembre, 2015, 615-631 eISSN 2340-4078 ISSN 0300-5267), January 4, 2016 Updated as per personal communication with John Valhalla via Renato Mattei (Ibague, Tolima, Colombia); July 20, 2018 Updated as per Hawk-moths (Lepidoptera: Sphingidae) of Trinidad, West Indies: an illustrated and annotated list; Matthew J.W. Cock; March 31, 2022 |
Adhemarius gannascus, Eldorado Lodge, Santa Marta Mountains, La Guarjira, Colombia,
March 15, 2009, courtesy of Brian Fletcher.
Adhemarius gannascus, Eldorado, Santa Marta Mountains, Magdalena, Colombia,
courtesy of Robert Behrstock.
Adhemarius gannascus, Ibague, Tolima, Colombia,
July 20, 2018, courtesy of John Valhalla.
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TAXONOMY:Superfamily: Sphingoidea, Dyar, 1902 |
Ambulyx rostralis (Boisduval, 1870), Nicaragua, is same as gannascus gannascus
Ambulyx janus (Boisduval, 1870), Guatemala, is same as gannascus gannascus
Ambulyx daphne (Boisduval, [1875]), Brazil, is same as gannascus gannascus
Amplypterus f. connexa (Closs, 1911), Brazil, is same as gannascus gannascus
Amplypterus f. fulvescens (Closs, 1911), Mexico, is same as gannascus gannascus
Amplypterus f. grisescens (Closs, 1911), Colombia, is same as gannascus gannascus
Amplypterus f. rubra (Closs, 1911), Venezuela, is same as gannascus gannascus
Amplypterus f. acostalis (Closs, 1915), Mexico, is same as gannascus gannascus
Amplypterus f. interrupta (Closs, 1915), Mexico, is same as gannascus gannascus
Amplypterus f. mollis (Gehlen, 1928), Brazil, is same as gannascus gannascus
Amplypterus f. magicus (Gehlen, 1928), Colombia, is same as gannascus gannascus
Visit Adhemarius gannascus female, Camp Caiman near Kaw, French Guiana, February 9, 2011, courtesy of Andres Urbas.
Visit Adhemarius gannascus female, Rio Venado, Junin, Peru, courtesy of Vladimir Izersky.
Visit Adhemarius gannascus, Jard�n Bot�nico Lancetilla, Cortes, Honduras, 30m, December 9, 2009, courtesy of Juan Ramon Collart.
Visit Adhemarius gannascus, San Pedro, Manu, Cusco, Peru; Shima, Junin, Peru; courtesy of Peter Bruce-Jones.
Visit Adhemarius gannascus, San Pedro, Cusco, Peru, July 2010, courtesy of Attila Steiner.
Visit Adhemarius gannascus, Ibague, Tolima, Colombia, July 20, 2018, courtesy of John Valhalla.
Adhemarius gannascus male, Costa Rica, courtesy of Dan Janzen.
Adhemarius gannascus male underside, Costa Rica, courtesy of Dan Janzen.
Adhemarius gannascus, Trapp Family Lodge, 1Km from
Monteverde Cloud Forest Preserve,
Costa Rica, June 6th 2005, courtesy of Mark Dennis via Andy Adcock.
Adhemarius gannascus form interrupta ??, Arenal Lodge, Costa Rica,
September 22, 2008, courtesy of Tony James.
Adhemarius gannascus gannascus larvae feed upon Lauraceae (Rubiacaeae) and Ocotea veraguensis, Persea povedae, Persea americana and Nectandra salicina.
Adhemarius gannascus gannascus yellow morph.
Adhemarius gannascus gannascus green from (common).
Adhemarius gannascus gannascus pale green from with red dots.
Development from pupation to adult emergence is less than three weeks (sixteen to eighteen days). The pupa is dark chestnut, smooth and shiny.I suspect the larvae will pupate in dark buckets under layers of paper towels as opposed to more natural underground pupation. |
Nectandra salicina | Nectandra salicina |
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