Lintneria porioni (Taxonomy)
Transferred to Lintneria by Tuttle, 2007, The Hawkmoths of North America: 97.
Very striking - unlike any other known Lintneria.Forewing apex acute. 2 yellow spots at the tip of the tegulae, similar, but smaller than, those of Lintneria aurigutta. Forewing upperside dark grey, with conspicuous, strongly contrasting white markings; 2 diagnostic white streaks, parallel to the veins, between veins M1 and M2, and M2 and M3; a thin, white submarginal line parallel and very close to the outer margin also characteristic; a white subbasal patch and white chevron distal to it along the hind margin apparently unique within the genus. 51-56 mm. Gnathos squarish.Valve quadrangular, with dorsal edge smooth, similar to that of Lintneria arthuri.Aedeagus with vesica having 2 of the 3 sacs prominent, lanceolate, opposite each other, each with a well sclerotised edge with very small teeth.