Only 14 frames kept today… by rhoing

Only 14 frames kept today…

So how could I not post this, especially after Lisa’s comment a couple days ago? This is a male Eastern Tiger Swallowtail (Papilio glaucus). In stark contrast to the Zebra Swallowtail, this species is so cooperative!

Photo taken in the garden next to the SIUC Plant Biology Greenhouse.

2021 update. This image appearing in Nature Preserves, the quarterly magazine of the Nature Sanctuary Society of Western New York (NSSWNY).

Looking back
One year ago: “Well, we can tell male from female in *this* pair…”
Two years ago: “During II”
They are so gorgeous! I got a butterfly bush sort of like this today! Finally. And some lantana. going to plant it in my yard at the lake tomorrow if it doesn't rain all day. I hope to attract some of these guys! I don't see enough of them this year!
July 27th, 2013  
@psychographer This one's on you, Lisa! ;)
July 27th, 2013  
@espyetta My wife heard on NPR today that butterfly populations are down this year. Bummer, right?
July 27th, 2013  
Beautiful design
July 27th, 2013  
The markings are beautiful and beautifully captured
July 27th, 2013  
A photo you don't want to waste
July 27th, 2013  
So beautiful.. I wish I saw butterflies here...
July 28th, 2013  
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