Lintneria pseudostigmatica
Transferred to Lintneria by Tuttle, 2007, The Hawkmoths of North America: 97.
Similar in size and pattern to Lintneria eremitus, but the wings are slimmer; ground colour of head, thorax and forewing uppersides more grey-brown, without a yellowish tint, generally darker. Palp with 2nd and 3rd segments very robust, with longer hairs than Lintneria eremitus.Abdomen upperside with the grey dorsal band much narrower than in Lintneria eremitus, the mesial black line very thin. Abdomen underside darker grey than in Lintneria eremitus. Forewing upperside with pattern similar to that of Lintneria eremitus, but less well-marked, almost all the lines being thin, in particular the 2 longitudinal dark discal stripes; no white zigzag submarginal line near the hind angle; discal spot not so well-marked, but a bright spot present in the discal cell; fringe brown, less bright between the veins than in Lintneria eremitus. Underside of both wings more grey and less well-marked than in Lintneria eremitus.