Papilio Polyxenes Collection
The Black Swallowtail Butterfly, scientifically known as Papilio polyxenes, is a stunning creature that graces the gardens of Washington State and beyond
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The Black Swallowtail Butterfly, scientifically known as Papilio polyxenes, is a stunning creature that graces the gardens of Washington State and beyond. With its elegant wingspan and striking black coloration, this butterfly is truly a sight to behold. One captivating image shows a Black Swallowtail butterfly delicately perched on a Pincushion perennial flower in Sammamish, Washington State. The contrast between the vibrant petals and the butterfly's dark wings creates an enchanting scene. Another snapshot captures the beauty of nature as a Black Swallowtail butterfly feeds on Purple painted tongue flowers. The intricate patterns on its wings perfectly complement the delicate blooms, showcasing Mother Nature's artistic flair. In Seattle, Washington State, yet another photo showcases the gracefulness of this species. A majestic female Black Swallowtail Butterfly can be seen gracefully fluttering near Cowpen Daisy / Golden Crownbeard. This image highlights both the elegance of the butterfly and the vibrant colors of its surroundings. A male Black Swallowtail Butterfly takes center stage in one picture as it lands on Brazilian Verbena. Its presence adds an element of charm to these already beautiful flowers. Butterfly enthusiasts will appreciate seeing a close-up shot of a Papilio polyxenes larva feasting on parsley in Marion Co. , IL. This caterpillar's voracious appetite reminds us of their important role in pollination and ecosystem balance. In another breathtaking photograph, we witness two male Black Swallowtail Butterflies perched atop Purple Coneflower (Echinacea purpurea). Their contrasting colors against these purple blossoms create an eye-catching display that is sure to captivate any observer. Traveling all the way to Tahlequah, Oklahoma in United States Of America reveals yet another fascinating aspect about these butterflies - their tendency to swarm around Thistle Blossoms. It's truly mesmerizing to see so many graceful creatures congregating together for a brief moment in time.