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Zebra Swallowtail, mating pair

Eurytides marcellus

Description:

Black and white and red stripes with long tails

Habitat:

Open brushy fields and woodlands

Notes:

I spotted this pair mating on a paw paw tree in the side yard.

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6 Comments

DianePlatcoBrooks
DianePlatcoBrooks 10 years ago

Thank you James. Zebra swallowtails are fairly common here because I have a paw paw grove but I've never seen them mating. And I have yet to find a larvae !

James McNair
James McNair 10 years ago

Gorgeous shot of a beautiful subject...well done

DianePlatcoBrooks
DianePlatcoBrooks 10 years ago

Thank you gatorfellows.

gatorfellows
gatorfellows 10 years ago

great spotting :)

DianePlatcoBrooks
DianePlatcoBrooks 11 years ago

Thank you Leana ! Ha ha yes I see what you're saying.

Beautiful capture Diane! I thought at a glance that it is a single butterfly :)

DianePlatcoBrooks
Spotted by
DianePlatcoBrooks

Corning, Ohio, USA

Spotted on Jun 29, 2011
Submitted on Dec 31, 2012

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