Beautiful black Eastern Tiger Swallowtail in my garden on Forsythia Hill.
Did you know that all black Eastern Tigers are female?
The familiar yellow tigers can be a male or female.

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Beautiful black Eastern Tiger Swallowtail in my garden on Forsythia Hill.
Did you know that all black Eastern Tigers are female?
The familiar yellow tigers can be a male or female.
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Beautiful dark morph of the Eastern Tiger Swallowtail dining on my Clerodendrum Shrub. A favorite each year for Swallowtails!
More Eastern Tiger Swallowtail
More Eastern Tiger Swallowtail
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Eastern Tiger Swallowtail
It seems that Black Swallowtail and this Eastern Tiger Swallowtail are the only two butterflies that frequent my butterfly bush. That’s OK, I’m still enjoying them! Hope you are too!
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Wildlife Hotspot: Riding Mountain
Wildlife Hotspot: Riding Mountain
Once a month, we’ll feature a wildlife hotspot. We want to aid you with getting ‘the shot’ in order to help rekindle your love for nature, to enable you to become inspired by wildlife and to equip you to become an advocate for a wilder world at home.
This month’s focus:
Riding Mountain National Park’s Salamanders
Riding Mountain National Park is almost exclusively a park loved by Manitobans, but…
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Female Eastern Tiger Swallowtail enjoying a Butterfly Bush Bloom.
Males do not sport the blue spots!
Photo taken yesterday during the Charlottesville, Virginia Master Gardeners tour, Through the Garden Gate.