
I see this sphinx moth species often this time of year. I don't have much lepidopteran expertise, and without the specimen in hand I'm not going to attempt an identification, but isn't it handsome? In the hope of a dumb-luck species identification, I googled around a bit, and stumbled on Pocahontas County, West Virginia Sphingidae. I don't see my front porch pet on that sight, but what are the odds of my finding a collection of Pocahontas County sphinx moth photos on a Prince Edward Island lep farmer's Web site?

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Whoa. I've never seen one like that!
Appears to be a Blinded Sphinx Moth.
http://jimmccormac.blogspot.com/2012/07/moths-galore-at-wahkeena.html
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