Western Tiger Swalllowtail by Ken _Gilliland
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From my Butterflies base set and checking out some Royal Penstemon nectar.
The Tiger Swallowtail is one of the largest butterflies in North America, as well as one of the most familiar. There are two species of Tiger Swallowtail which are divided by the Rocky Mountain range. Both look similiar except that the "Eastern" Tiger Swallowtail is a little larger than its "Western" cousin and the stripes on its forewings end before reaching the hind edge.
Comments (6)
This is beautiful work!
Beautiful image and, as always, very interesting information!
Always a pleasure to observe wildlife through you images
Those and Monarchs are my favorite butterflies. Great image!
This is so realistic that I feel like I can smell the fresh air & feel the sunshine!
Yet again, it's just like a warm Summer's day when I view your lovely work Ken!