Enyo bathus (Taxonomy)
Transferred to Enyo by d'Abrera, [1987], Sphingidae Mundi: 106.
Forewing androconial organ narrow (as in Enyo taedium australis); M2 not much curved basally; m2-m3 about one-half the length of m3-cu1a; lower angle of discal cell obtuse.Abdomen without the patches of woolly scaling found in Enyo gorgon and Enyo taedium taedium. Forewing upperside intermediate in pattern between Enyo gorgon and Enyo taedium taedium; anterior half of wing not as contrastingly pale as in Enyo gorgon but with a dark brown, median, longitudinal line that diverges apically diverges to form a dark brown triangular patch (larger than in Enyo gorgon) before the marginal pale brown half-moon shaped patch (narrower than in Enyo gorgon). Similar to those of Enyo taedium taedium.