Tiger swallowtail an hour after dawn

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Tiger swallowtail an hour after dawn

June 21, 2013 by buffalostevep

This beautiful butterfly was active very early today (the longest day of the year) on the very same thistle heads that the Amercian Goldfinches have been feasting on thi9s week. It is unusual to see butterflies out so early in the day:

Posted in Moths and Butterfiles, Wildflowers | Tagged Arkansas, butterflies, butterfly, early morning, goldfinches, longest day of the year, Newton County, parthenon, thistle, tiger swallowtail | Leave a Comment

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