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Letter: About Hummingbird Moths A reader writes in with more on the Hummingbird Moth: The term "hummingbird moth" is applied to many medium to large moths in the Sphingidae family and Hemaris genus of moths. There are more than 1,200 species of these moths worldwide, and roughly 125 of them can be seen regularly in North America. These insects are also called hawk moths, sphinx moths, clearwing moths, bee moths, and bee-hawk moths, and in the caterpillar stage, they are called hornworms. Comments re photo 84334 Insect ID needed This story was posted on 2019-07-06 12:07:37
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