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The black swallowtail, also known as Papilio polyxenes, is a large, black butterfly with a wingspan of 2½ - 3½ inches (6.7 - 8.9 cm). It is characterized by its distinctive tails and colorful markings on the wings. Some key features include: Black wings with yellow, blue, orange, and red markings.
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Beach Park, Lake County, Illinois, USA. August 20, 2011. Looks similar to a black swallowtail, but doesn't have the characteristic "tails" on the rear wings. (Not sure if that's a normal variation, or something that may break off on an older insect.) Photo taken at Illinois State Beach Park (North). Markings on underside of wing are more orange.
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Some butterflies are seasonal so the species in the exhibit change throughout the year. search for butterflies by color filter on color Filter butterflies by color Black (140) Blue (54) Brown (80) Green (12) Orange (61) Red (37) White or Gray (69) Yellow (33)
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Jan 1, 2024 10:43 AM EST Different Kinds of Butterflies in North America This guide will help you identify the yellow-and-black butterflies flying around your Buddleia bush or the big black butterfly winging past you on a camping trip. Not every orange butterfly you see is a monarch!
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The black swallowtail - also called the eastern black swallowtail or American swallowtail and a variety of other colloquial names such as parsley worm - is a common butterfly found throughout much of North America. Papilio polyxenes is one of many species in the largest genus in the butterfly family Papilionidae (swallowtails).
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1. Tiger Swallowtail, Dark Phase Female ( Papilio glaucus) Tiger swallowtails are big, beautiful butterflies that are typically identified by their bold yellow-and-black stripes, hence their common name. However, many females emerge from the chrysalis, not yellow at all—instead, they are almost entirely dark smoky brown or even black.