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Hypena
Genus · 10 species with a result in Ohio
Mottled Snout
Hypena palparia
· Butterflies and moths
Photo © Susan Elliott · CC BY-NC 4.0
Early May to late August, middle week Jul 12–18
Gray-edged Snout
Hypena madefactalis
· Butterflies and moths
Photo © Ilona L · CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
Mid-May to late August, middle week Jul 19–25
Hypena abalinealis
Hypena abalinealis
· Butterflies and moths
Photo © Diane P. Brooks · CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
Mid-May to early September, middle week Jul 19–25
Dimorphic Snout
Hypena bijugalis
· Butterflies and moths
Photo © Rick Ballard · CC BY-NC 4.0
Mid-May to early September, middle week Aug 2–8
Flowing-lined Snout
Hypena manalis
· Butterflies and moths
Photo © Rob Van Epps · CC BY-NC 4.0
Late May to mid-September, middle week Aug 2–8
Green Cloverworm Moth
Hypena scabra
· Butterflies and moths
Photo © Royal Tyler · CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
Mid-April to late October, middle week Aug 16–22
Baltimore Snout
Hypena baltimoralis
· Butterflies and moths
Photo © Fyn Kynd Photography · CC BY 4.0
No season shown
Deceptive Snout
Hypena deceptalis
· Butterflies and moths
Photo © Larry Clarfeld · CC BY-NC 4.0
No season shown
Hop Vine Snout
Hypena humuli
· Butterflies and moths
Photo © David Kaposi · CC BY-NC 4.0
Sordid Snout
Hypena sordidula
· Butterflies and moths
Photo © ryanli · CC BY-NC 4.0
Missing records do not mean a species is absent.