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MelanieTex Silsbee, TX Sep 01, 2014

Moth sighted late August 2014 in Northern Alabama, near Tennessee border. large - possibly a type of Sphinx moth?

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kennedyh Churchill, Victoria, Australia(Zone 10a) Sep 01, 2014

MelanieTex

This forum is for questions relating to adding data to the BugFiles database.

We have a forum on Insect and Spider Identification here: http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/f/bugid/all/
and if you post your question there, you may get some help,

If you have an image, you could attach it to the message you post for a better chance of getting an identification

Kennedy
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briggsy1963 London, United Kingdom Jan 18, 2015

I think it's an orange Underwing; handsome, especially when you see the underwings. The caterpillars feed on a lot of different low growing weeds.

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