hawk moth การใช้

• Hawk moths arrived in great numbers to drink at the petunia bed.
• Comte AC 11-V . de Havilland Hawk Moth.
• Among the more important moth pollinators are the hawk moths ( Sphingidae ).
• Other birds can be seen from the park, with records including hummingbird hawk moths.
• The tubular flowers are favoured by some Lepidoptera species, including the Hummingbird hawk moth.
• Also, all male hawk moths have a partial comb of hairs along their antennae.
• The wingspan is about 130 mm, making it Australia's largest hawk moth.
• If it had 5 pairs of prolegs, it could be caterpillar of hawk moth also.
• Like many other hawk moths, they hover in front of flowers like hummingbirds to feed on nectar.
• Infection was only consistently high among three species of tussock moths and one colony of a hawk moth.
• In one particularly disturbing scene, Rylance's character introduces Kensit to hawk moths, large furry creatures.
• In the crepuscular hawk moth ( " Manduca sexta " ), antennae aid in flight stabilization.
• Butterflies recorded include common blue, small copper, ringlet and drinker, poplar hawk moth and burnished brass.
• The routine smiley face on the Death's head hawk moth, for instance, or the moss agate above.
• Among the more important moth pollinator groups are the hawk moths of the pyralids ) fly slowly and settle on the flower.
• If you wait a bit longer, you may see night-foraging luna moths and hawk moths, attracted by the scent.
• According to the U . S . Botanic Garden, its only pollinator was a certain type of now-extinct hawk moth.
• In some species, morning glory hawk moth ), the antennae are thicker and wing markings more mottled in the male than in the female.
• They feed on insects, showing a preference for hawk moths and cicadas, but also eating beetles, flies, and ants, among others.
• It is also attacked by hawk moths, the moth " Antigastra catalaunalis ", and the vegetable bug " Nezara viridula ".