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Eurytides marcellus
The zebra swallowtail has triangular wings that have a wingspan of 4.1 inches. They have long tails and a distinctive black-and-white pattern that is reminiscent of a zebra.
Spotted near a wooded area near Lake Ouachita in Arkansas.
Ranges in the southeastern United States. Females lay their eggs on pawpaw tree leaves or trunks.
Spotted on Mar 5, 2023
Submitted on Apr 16, 2023
2 Comments
Thank you Pemulwuy Weno.
Stunning! We don't have those in Australia as far as I know. :)