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![HummingbirdHawkMoth-papaya [KaryneWee].jpu](https://besgroup.org/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/HummingbirdHawkMoth-papaya-KaryneWee.jpu_-q8dgajfzibegkoipswjhtkq9ls7152nrgnq0h3xu28.jpg "HummingbirdHawkMoth-papaya [KaryneWee].jpu")
Karyne Wee’s image above shows a Hummingbird Hawkmoth (Macroglossum sp.) hovering in front of a male papaya (Carica papaya) flower. It is actively harvesting nectar with its long proboscis inserted […]
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