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Papilio polyxenes

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Black Swallowtail - Photo 1

In the left frame a black swallowtail butterfly emerging from a chrysalis that is in the right part of the frame. The butterfly is clinging to a small brown twig from which the chrysalis has been suspended. The butterfly itself is primarily black with some orange and white spots.
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Black swallowtail resting on texas thistle

Texas Thistle
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A Black Swallowtail Butterfly feeding on Zinnia flowers in the garden.

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A Black Swallowtail Butterfly feeding on Zinnia flowers in the garden.

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Black Swallowtail - Photo 4

Center frame: A black swallowtail butterfly invisible feeding on a pink flower. The butterfly is rather large and mostly black with some lighter marking odf louth yellow and blue on ithe edges of its tail and wings. The background consists of out-of-focus greenery.
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Black Swallowtail - Photo 5

A black swallowtail butterfly is visible center frame facing left. The butterfly is feeding on an orange Xenia which is in the left part of the frame. The butterfly is primarily black with splotches of orange blue and white on its tail and the edges of its wings. The background is out of focus green.
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Black Swallowtail - Photo 6

black swallowtail is visible taking flight in the left part of the frame against a black background. Below the Butterfly Orange Cosmos (flowers) are visible.
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Black Swallowtail - Photo 7

A black swallowtail butterfly is visible in the center frame feeding on a lavender-colored thistle flower. A black-and-yellow striped bumblebee is feeding on thistle flower, directly below the butterfly. The background is out of focus greenery.
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Black Swallowtail - Photo 8

The molting larva of a black swallowtail butterfly is visible center frame on a green leaf. It is mostly brown and light is yellow green as it is shedding its skin
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Black Swallowtail - Photo 9

The chrysalis of a black swallowtail is visible center frame attached to a green stem by white threadlike material. The chrysalis is primarily green and looks similar to a puffed up leaf. Shot against a green background.
Danita Delimont/Shutterstock.com
In the left frame a black swallowtail butterfly emerging from a chrysalis that is in the right part of the frame. The butterfly is clinging to a small brown twig from which the chrysalis has been suspended. The butterfly itself is primarily black with some orange and white spots.

Black Swallowtail

Papilio polyxenes

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