What does a five spotted hawk moth look like?

The five-spotted hawk moth, also known as the five-spotted sphinx, features a robust body with a wingspan of about 3 to 4 inches. Its forewings are primarily brown with distinctive darker and lighter mottling, while the hindwings are bright pink or reddish with black spots. Notably, it has two prominent yellow or white spots on each side of its abdomen, which give it its name. This moth is often seen in gardens and is known for its strong, swift flight.