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Pipevine Swallowtail

Battus philenor

Description:

About 4 inches across.

Habitat:

Flower garden in Piney Woods region of Texas.

Notes:

Unlike the other swallowtail butterflies in my area, Pipe-vine Swallowtails don't have any orange spots on their dorsal (top) side.

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7 Comments

Sew
Sew 9 years ago

really nice..love it..

Bhagya Herath
Bhagya Herath 9 years ago

Beautiful....

BonnieLewis
BonnieLewis 9 years ago

Oh my...beautiful!!

TextileRanger
TextileRanger 9 years ago

And since digital cameras have that delay after you press the button, it's even harder to get the shot you want! I just take a lot and sort them out afterward. :) Thank you for the very kind comment!

TextileRanger, Your collection of Swallowtails Butterflies is fantastic. I will try that with the Swallowtails here, (holding my breath... ; ), they just will not stop fluttering and have not been able to get any good pictures.

TextileRanger
TextileRanger 9 years ago

I held my breath the whole time I was taking pictures, afraid to scare it off! :)

VitoSarancha
VitoSarancha 9 years ago

Amazing!!!

TextileRanger
Spotted by
TextileRanger

Texas, USA

Spotted on Aug 14, 2013
Submitted on Aug 23, 2014

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