Phryxus caicus Cramer, 1777 is a animal in the Sphingidae family, order Lepidoptera, kingdom Animalia. Not known to be toxic.
Phryxus caicus Cramer, 1777
Phryxus caicus is a moth with 33–37 mm forewings found in the Neotropics and parts of the southern United States.
Forewings of Phryxus caicus measure 33–37 mm in length. In regions south of Florida, adults are most commonly encountered from August to November, though they can be found throughout the year. This species occurs in the Neotropical region, and individuals have also been recorded from southern Florida and South Carolina.
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