An Eastern Whip-poor-will serenaded us to sleep tonight.
Eastern Swallowtail Butterfly
Arguably Florida's largest butterfly
Named for its bold yellow and black tiger-like pattern
Males are always yellow: females may either be yellow like the mail or black (dark form)
Multiple generations are produced each year.
Larvae utilize a variety of trees as hosts, including tulip tree, black cherry, and sweet bay.
A strikingly beautiful butterfly!
Mark Twain-isms
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