It's a White-lined Sphinx. Apparently common out here in the Southwest. The caterpillars were once used as a food source by indians but I'm curious as to if a cham can eat one.
It's a White-lined Sphinx. Apparently common out here in the Southwest. The caterpillars were once used as a food source by indians but I'm curious as to if a cham can eat one.
ive fed off the horn worm moths which seem to be the same thing..but people say not to feed off those wild worms as no idea if they have been eating tomato plants which are toxix..no idea if its in the moth the toxicity...i get them all the time here drinking my pink jasmin flowers at sun down. But dont catch/feed them for that reason.