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The narrow-bordered bee hawk-moth, Hemaris tityus, is a day-flying moth in the family Sphingidae found across parts of Europe and temperate Asia. Its largely transparent wings, stout body, and brown and yellowish coloration create a resemblance to a bumblebee, while its hovering flight allows it to drink nectar with an extended proboscis. Its larvae primarily feed on devil's-bit scabious and related plants in open grassland and wet meadow habitats.
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