Mimas tiliae Family : Sphingidae The Lime hawk-moth (Mimas tiliae) is a quite common moth present in full summer close to the trees of this essence. The imago has two different shapes, one being ochre and the other green. It is often found in the morning clung to the trunks of the lime trees while drying up the wings, just fluttered from the ground below © G. Mazza → For general notions about the Lepidoptera please click here. → To appreciate the biodiversity within the BUTTERFLIES please click here. Mimas tiliae was last modified: December 20th, 2018 by Giuseppe Mazza