TL: [Sweden]

Habitat

  • Fallow land
  • Glades
  • Railway lines and embankments
  • Sandy terrain
  • Waysides

MU
FU

63 - 76 mm

MD
FD
Phenogram based on the literature
  • Local names
  • LanguageVernacular name
    CatalàBorinot verd
    ČeskyLišaj pryšcový
    DanskVortemælksværmer
    DeutschWolfsmilchschwärmer
    Eesti keelPiimalille-vöötsuru
    EnglishSpurge Hawk-moth
    EnglishSpurge Hawkmoth
    English (US)Leafy Spurge Hawk Moth
    EspañolEsfinge de la Lechetrezna
    FrançaisSphinx de l'Euphorbe
    HrvatskiMlječikin ljiljak
    ItalianoSfinge dell'euforbia
    LietuviųKarpažolinis sfinksas
    MagyarKutyatejszender
    NederlandsWolfsmelkpijlstaart
    PolskiZmrocznik wilczomleczek
    PortuguêsEsfínge‑da‑eufórbia
    SlovenčinaLišaj mliečnikový
    SuomeksiTyräkkikiitäjä
    SvenskaVitsprötad skymningssvärmare
    ΕλληνικάΝυχτοπεταλούδα της Ευφορβίας
    БългарскиМлечкова вечерница
    РусскийБражник молочайный
    УкраїнськаБражник молочайний
    ქართულირძიანას სფინქსი
    العربيةعثة الصقر الفربيون
  • Synonyms and other combinations
  • Latin nameAuthor
    Sphinx euphorbiaeLinnaeus, 1758
    Deilephila esulaeBoisduval, 1834
    Deilephila paraliasNickerl, 1837
    Deilephila grentzenbergiStaudinger, 1855
    Celerio vandalusicaRibbe, 1910
    Deilephila etruscaVérity, 1911
    Celerio sinensisCloss, 1917
    Celerio strasillaiStauder, 1921
    Celerio rothschildiStauder, 1928
    Celerio subiacensisDannehl, 1928
    Celerio dolomiticolaStauder, 1930
    Celerio filapjewiO.Bang-Haas, 1931
    Celerio lucidaDerzhavets, 1980

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