description Broad-bordered bee hawk-moth Overview
The broad-bordered bee hawk-moth, Hemaris fuciformis, is a day-flying hawk moth in the family Sphingidae. Its largely transparent wings retain broad reddish-brown borders, while its stout, furry body and rapid hovering flight create a resemblance to a bumblebee. Distributed across parts of Europe, North Africa, and Asia, it visits flowers for nectar, and its caterpillars commonly feed on honeysuckle and related plants.
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