Sphinx pinastri Linnaeus, 1758


[Europe]


Habitat
  • Mixed forests
  • Parks
  • Pine forests
  • Spruce forests
70 - 89 mm
Lišaj borový
Fyrresværmer
Kiefernschwärmer
Tannenpfeil
Männisuru
Pine Hawk-moth
Esfinge del Pino
Sphinx du Pin
Pušinis sfinksas
Fenyőszender
Dennenpijlstaart
Furusvermer
Zawisak borowiec
Lišaj borovicový
Mäntykiitäjä
Tallsvärmare
Бражник сосновый
ფიჭვის სფინქსი

Primary host-plants

FamilyLatin nameVernacular name
PinaceaeAbies nordmannianaNordmann fir
Cedrus atlanticaAtlas Cedar
Larix deciduaEuropean Larch
Larix kaempferiJapanese larch
Larix sibiricaSiberian Larch
Picea abiesNorway Spruce
Pinus banksianaJack pine
Pinus cembraSwiss Pine
Pinus mugoMountain Pine
Pinus nigraEuropean Black Pine
Pinus parvifloraJapanese white pine
Pinus strobusEastern White Pine
Pinus sylvestrisScots Pine
Pinus wallichianaHimalayan pine
Pseudotsuga menziesiiDouglas fir

Secondary host-plants

FamilyLatin nameVernacular name
PinaceaeLarix deciduaEuropean Larch
Larix sibiricaSiberian Larch

Synonyms and other combinations

Hyloicus pinastriLinnaeus, 1758
Hyloicus asiaticusButler, 1875
Hyloicus cenisiusJordan, 1931
Hyloicus medialisJordan, 1931
Hyloicus euxinusDerzhavets, 1979
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