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Sphinx moths are often mistaken for hummingbirds. They are often seen at dusk or dawn in low light which makes seeing
detail difficult. They hover as they feed at flowers like hummingbirds and are often similar in size. But, they are not
the right color, they don't make typical hummingbird sounds, and if observed well enough, they don't have bills or tails.
They have antennae, a pointed rump, and a curled proboscis.
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