Convolvulus hawkmoth
Agrius convolvuli
wingspan
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The convolvulus hawkmoth is a powerful long-distance flier. It takes nectar at night and local occurrence may reflect migration. Caterpillars eat bindweeds and
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Agrius convolvuli
między końcami rozłożonych skrzydeł · bez ogonkówMeasurement: side · approximate projection
The scale compares the named dimensions. View direction and measurement points are given for each animal.
The convolvulus hawkmoth is a powerful long-distance flier. It takes nectar at night and local occurrence may reflect migration.
Caterpillars eat bindweeds and related plants. Development in cooler regions depends on weather; an arriving adult need not indicate a resident population.