The Satellite Sphinx Moth (Eumorpha satellitia) is a species of hawk moth in the family Sphingidae, known for its distinctive appearance and impressive flying capabilities. This moth is part of the Eumorpha genus, which is characterized by its large size, powerful flight, and striking patterns. Wingspan: The wingspan of the Satellite Sphinx Moth is typically between 70 to 90 mm (about 2.75 to 3.5 inches), making it a relatively large moth. The Satellite Sphinx Moth is known for its fast and powerful flight, typical of hawk moths. It has the ability to hover in front of flowers while feeding, making it a pollinator for certain plants. Its flight is often compared to that of a hummingbird due to its speed and agility.