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The Monarch's iconic orange and black wings are unforgettable. Its astonishing migration from Canada and the US to Mexican wintering sites is a true marvel.
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With its bold yellow and black stripes, the Eastern Tiger Swallowtail is a garden favorite, often spotted fluttering gracefully around flowers.
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A masterpiece of orange, black, and white, the Painted Lady embarks on impressive migrations across the continent, adorning gardens and fields.
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Elegant black wings with vivid yellow accents make the Black Swallowtail a common sight in gardens, often laying eggs on parsley and dill.
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The Gulf Fritillary's orange wings with silver markings resemble art. Found in the southern US, it's a frequent visitor to tropical habitats.
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Iridescent blue or green-black wings set the Pipevine Swallowtail apart. Native to the Southeast, it thrives alongside its host plant, the pipevine.
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Yellow wings adorned with black stripes characterize the Western Swallowtail, found in diverse habitats across the western US.
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While not exclusive to the US, the Zebra Longwing graces southern states like Florida with its black and white striped wings.
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