description Blind-eyed sphinx moth Overview
The blind-eyed sphinx moth is Paonias excaecata, a North American species of hawk moth. Its adults are brown and have conspicuous eyespots on the hindwings, while the caterpillars eat leaves of deciduous trees and shrubs; the eyespots are exposed when the moth opens or shifts its wings. J. E.
Smith described the species in 1797, and adults do not feed, so their adult stage depends on energy stored during larval development.
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