description Achemon Sphinx Overview
The Achemon sphinx is the North American hawk moth Eumorpha achemon, a member of the family Sphingidae. Its larvae are commonly associated with grapevines, including wild and cultivated grapes, and also feed on Virginia creeper. Adults are heavy-bodied moths adapted for rapid flight and hovering, and the species occurs across much of the western United States and in parts of eastern North America.
help Achemon Sphinx FAQ
What plants do Achemon sphinx caterpillars eat?
The larvae commonly feed on grapevines, including wild and cultivated grapes. Virginia creeper is another recorded host plant.
What is the scientific name of the Achemon sphinx?
Its scientific name is Eumorpha achemon. It is a North American hawk moth in the family Sphingidae.
Is the Achemon sphinx a fast-flying moth?
Yes. Adults are heavy-bodied moths adapted for rapid flight, a typical feature of many hawk moths.
Where is the Achemon sphinx found?
It is native to North America. Its range includes regions where grapevines and related host plants grow.
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