Sphingidae information requested: Nevada

[William Oehlke]

Hi, 
 
I am putting together a Sphingidae of the Americas website and am looking for help in compiling checklists for each 
state in the United States.
 
I recognize the great work undertaken by Paul Opler, coordinator of the USGS Moths of the United States website, but 
am also aware, through correspondence with various individuals, that the work is not completely accurate, i.e., there 
are some omissions.
 
Over the next couple of weeks I will be submitting checklists for verification, additions, deletions, etc., for each of the 
fifty states.
 
My subject line heading will be "Sphingidae information requested: followed by the individual state name."
 
Please just delete my messages if they are of no interest to you.
 
If you can help, please reply by adding names of any species that are not on the list but have been seen by you in the 
respective state.
 
I am also interested in high quality electronic images of moths, larvae, pupae etc., in natural poses for display on the 
site.
 
The site will take the general format of my North American Saturniidae site at 
http://www3.islandtelecom.com/~oehlkew/izsaturn.htm
and is designed especially for those who wish to identify found specimens in all stages and for those who wish to rear 
Sphingidae species.
 
Thanks for your time.
 
 
Here is the Nevada list:

  Five-spotted hawkmoth (Manduca quinquemaculata) 
  Carolina sphinx (Manduca sexta) 
  Great ash sphinx (Sphinx chersis) 
  Vashti sphinx (Sphinx vashti) 
  Elegant sphinx (Sphinx perelegans) 
  Asella sphinx (Sphinx asellus) 
  Wild cherry sphinx (Sphinx drupiferarum) 
  Doll's sphinx (Sphinx dollii) 
  Sequoia sphinx (Sphinx sequoiae) 
  One-eyed sphinx (Smerinthus cerisyi) 
  Small-eyed sphinx (Paonias myops) 
  Big poplar sphinx (Pachysphinx occidentalis) 
  Ello sphinx (Erinnyis ello) 
  Snowberry clearwing (Hemaris diffinis) 
  Achemon sphinx (Eumorpha achemon) 
  Clark's sphinx (Proserpinus clarkiae) 
  Phaeton primrose sphinx (Euproserpinus phaeton) 
  White-lined sphinx (Hyles lineata) 




Bill Oehlke

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