Enyo taedium (Taxonomy)
Transferred to Epistor by Rothschild & Jordan, 1903, Novit. zool.9 (suppl.): 401. Returned to Enyo by d'Abrera, [1987], Sphingidae Mundi: 106.
One of the four species of Enyo with a forewing androconial organ in the males.Forewing shape and venation as in Enyo gorgon but: androconial organ narrower, costa not as convex; crossveins m1-m2 and m2-m3 both straight and not displaced; lower angle of discal cell obtuse and more proximal than the upper angle, crossvein m2-m3 about half the length of m3-cu1a; M2 curved at base. Forewing upperside similar to Enyo gorgon but ground colour essentially unicolorous, lacking the division into a paler anterior half and darker posterior half and the triangular dark brown postmedian patch. Forewing upperside almost identical to Enyo gorgon, antemedian line rather more convex on 1A+2A. Very similar to Enyo gorgon but apical process of uncus rather shorter and more straight.