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RMA457WN–Black Swallowtail, (Papilio polyxenes) feeding on a flowering tree. Texas Hill Country, USA
RFT9C3CN–Last, fifth instar of a Black Swallowtail butterfly caterpillar eating a fennel stem, with two fourth instars in the background on the same plant
RF2G8MN1P–close-up of a green caterpillar on a bougainvillea plant with pink flowers and green leaves (Papilio polyxenes). pink background with copy space for t
RF2E0X0GE–I created this macro-Picture of a Butterfly on a flower or Butterflies on a flower to practice my macro photography skills. Butterflies are important
RF2RG6DY8–Sowing parsnip (Pastinaca sativa), which grows in nature, is used in cooking and medicine.
![N/A. Plate CCCLXXXV Warning: some taxa/names may be misidentified/misapplied or placed in a different genus. A, B: [Papilio] Rhipheus ( = Chrysiridia riphearia Hübner, [1823], see Funet. C, D: [Papilio] Asterius ( = Papilio polyxenes asterius Stoll, 1782, see Funet). Photos at Butterflies of America. E, F: [Papilio] Demetrius ( = Papilio protenor demetrius Stoll, [1782], see Funet). Also on pl. 49 A as [Papilio] Protenor'. . 1779. Pieter Cramer (1721 - 1776) and Caspar Stoll (between 1725 and 1730 - 1791) 390 CramerAndStoll-uitlandsche kapellen vol. 4- pl 385 Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/P5Y1WA/na-plate-ccclxxxv-warning-some-taxanames-may-be-misidentifiedmisapplied-or-placed-in-a-different-genus-a-b-papilio-rhipheus-=-chrysiridia-riphearia-hbner-1823-see-funet-c-d-papilio-asterius-=-papilio-polyxenes-asterius-stoll-1782-see-funet-photos-at-butterflies-of-america-e-f-papilio-demetrius-=-papilio-protenor-demetrius-stoll-1782-see-funet-also-on-pl-49-a-as-papilio-protenor-1779-pieter-cramer-1721-1776-and-caspar-stoll-between-1725-and-1730-1791-390-cramerandstoll-uitlandsche-kapellen-vol-4-pl-385-P5Y1WA.jpg "N/A. Plate CCCLXXXV Warning: some taxa/names may be misidentified/misapplied or placed in a different genus. A, B: [Papilio] Rhipheus ( = Chrysiridia riphearia Hübner, [1823], see Funet. C, D: [Papilio] Asterius ( = Papilio polyxenes asterius Stoll, 1782, see Funet). Photos at Butterflies of America. E, F: [Papilio] Demetrius ( = Papilio protenor demetrius Stoll, [1782], see Funet). Also on pl. 49 A as [Papilio] Protenor'. . 1779. Pieter Cramer (1721 - 1776) and Caspar Stoll (between 1725 and 1730 - 1791) 390 CramerAndStoll-uitlandsche kapellen vol. 4- pl 385 Stock Photo")
RMP5Y1WA–N/A. Plate CCCLXXXV Warning: some taxa/names may be misidentified/misapplied or placed in a different genus. A, B: [Papilio] Rhipheus ( = Chrysiridia riphearia Hübner, [1823], see Funet. C, D: [Papilio] Asterius ( = Papilio polyxenes asterius Stoll, 1782, see Funet). Photos at Butterflies of America. E, F: [Papilio] Demetrius ( = Papilio protenor demetrius Stoll, [1782], see Funet). Also on pl. 49 A as [Papilio] Protenor'. . 1779. Pieter Cramer (1721 - 1776) and Caspar Stoll (between 1725 and 1730 - 1791) 390 CramerAndStoll-uitlandsche kapellen vol. 4- pl 385
RF2KE5A2Y–A shallow focus shot of a black swallowtail butterfly perching on a pink flower in the garden
RFC7M817–Black Swallowtail Butterfly or Papilio polyxenes, vintage engraved illustration. Trousset encyclopedia (1886 - 1891).
RFT9C3CP–Green, yellow and black striped fifth instar of an Eastern Black Swallowtail butterfly caterpillar feeding on a fennel, with three fourth instars on t
RF2G8MN19–close-up of a green caterpillar on a bougainvillea plant with pink flowers and green leaves (Papilio polyxenes). pink background with copy space for t
RF2E0X06X–I created this macro-Picture of a Butterfly on a flower or Butterflies on a flower to practice my macro photography skills. Butterflies are important
RFRA9XF0–Beautiful Worm Of Yellow, Brown, Black And White Colors Climbing Up A Branch In The Countryside Of Galicia. Nature, Landscapes, biology, zoology, Anim
RF2RG6DYA–Sowing parsnip (Pastinaca sativa), which grows in nature, is used in cooking and medicine.
RM2CY4CAX–1990s BLACK SWALLOWTAIL BUTTERFLY Papilio polyxenes ON EASTERN PURPLE CONEFLOWER Echinacea purpurea FEEDING ON NECTAR - ki10525 PET001 HARS OLD FASHIONED
RFAY9T6E–Eastern black swallowtail butterfly naus plexippus landing on a pickerell weed blossom in Florida
RFH3BR7T–Black swallowtail butterfly pupae well camouflaged on a brown stick, with white background.
RFPW38YW–Fourth instar of Black Swallowtail butterfly caterpillar, right after molting, still with a light colored head, and its exuviae, the molted old skin,
RF2G8MN1T–close-up of a green caterpillar on a bougainvillea plant with pink flowers and green leaves (Papilio polyxenes). pink background with copy space for t
RF2E0WYW6–I created this macro-Picture of a Butterfly on a flower or Butterflies on a flower to practice my macro photography skills. Butterflies are important
RFRA9XNH–Beautiful Worm Of Yellow, Brown, Black And White Colors Climbing Up A Branch In The Countryside Of Galicia. Nature, Landscapes, biology, zoology, Anim
RM2AKG7NA–Bulletin - United States National Museum . 66544—32 23 Papilio polyxenes U. S. NATIONAL MUSEUM BULLETIN 157 PLATE 44
RMP6H3T2–Pipevine swallowtail butterfly, Battus philenor 1,4, and black swallowtwail, Papilio polyxenes asterias 2,3,5. Handcoloured lithograph from John O. Westwood's new edition of Dru Drury's 'Illustrations of Exotic Entomology,' Bohn, London, 1837.
RF2G8MN1X–close-up of a green caterpillar on a bougainvillea plant with pink flowers and green leaves (Papilio polyxenes). pink background with copy space for t
RF2E0X06N–I created this macro-Picture of a Butterfly on a flower or Butterflies on a flower to practice my macro photography skills. Butterflies are important
![. Elementary entomology . FIG. 61. Chrysalis of black swallow-tailed butterfly (Papilio polyxenes] Showing attachment of tip of abdomen to mass of silk threads which have become torn from around the stem, and the silken loop which supports the thorax. (Photograph by Weed) Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/MA6FEG/elementary-entomology-fig-61-chrysalis-of-black-swallow-tailed-butterfly-papilio-polyxenes-showing-attachment-of-tip-of-abdomen-to-mass-of-silk-threads-which-have-become-torn-from-around-the-stem-and-the-silken-loop-which-supports-the-thorax-photograph-by-weed-MA6FEG.jpg ". Elementary entomology . FIG. 61. Chrysalis of black swallow-tailed butterfly (Papilio polyxenes] Showing attachment of tip of abdomen to mass of silk threads which have become torn from around the stem, and the silken loop which supports the thorax. (Photograph by Weed) Stock Photo")
RMMA6FEG–. Elementary entomology . FIG. 61. Chrysalis of black swallow-tailed butterfly (Papilio polyxenes] Showing attachment of tip of abdomen to mass of silk threads which have become torn from around the stem, and the silken loop which supports the thorax. (Photograph by Weed)
RM2AGBAG3–. The butterflies of the eastern United States; for the use of classes in zoology, and private students. F. Philenor, ciu^fialia. lochia, or pipe-vine, and is usually abundant where theseplants are found. The larvae are to be found in groupson the leaves in July and August; the pupal periodlasting about three weeks. 3, Papilio Polyxenes, Fab. Expanse of wings from 3 to 4 inches. Upper surface of body and wings black. The forewings have two rows of yellow spots parallel with theouter margin, eight spots in each row, more prominent inthe male than in the female. There are one or two spotsbefore
RMPFTNAJ–. A manual for the study of insects. Insects. LEPIDOPTERA. 377 usually marked with yellow, and often with nnetallic blue or green. There are about twenty-five species of swallow-tails in America north of Mexico. The following well-known spe- cies will serve as illustrations. The Black Swallow-tail, Papilio polyxenes {^d^-^Wi-o po- lyx'e-nes).—The larva of this swallow-tail (Fig. 457) is well known to most country children. It is the green worm, ringed with black and spotted with yellow, that eats the leaves of caraway in the back yards of coun- try houses. It feeds also on parsnip and other um
RF2E0X0GC–I created this macro-Picture of a Butterfly on a flower or Butterflies on a flower to practice my macro photography skills. Butterflies are important
RMMA6FXP–. Elementary entomology . Fig. 263. The black swallowtail butterfly {Papilio polyxenes). (Slightly reduced) rt, egg; b, caterpillar; c, front view of head with osmateria protruded; d, chrysalis; e,f, adult. (After Webster) 176
RM2AWPREY–Insect pests of farm, garden and orchard . or carrots is familiar withthe large black-striped green caterpillar which feeds on theirfoliage, as it is probably the most common pest of those plants inall parts of the country, ragging the foliage and attacking theblossoms and undeveloped seeds. It is the larva of our most. Fig. 297.—The celery caterpillar (Papilio polyxenes Fab.): a, full grown larva,side view; b, front view of head showing extended osmateria; c, malebutterfly; d, egg; e, young larva; /, suspended chrysalis—about naiuralsize except d. (After Chittenden, U. S. Dept. Agr.) common b
RMPG1J7M–. Insect life; an introduction to nature study and a guide for teachers, students and others interested in out-of-door life. Entomology; Nature study. ROADSIDE LIFE. 243 and often with metallic blue or green; sometimes the yellow markings are more conspicuous than the black ground color. The swal- low-tails belong to the family Pa- PILIONID^ (Pa- pil-i-on'i-dae). The following well- known species will serve as illustra- tions :— The black swal- low-tail, Papilio polyxenes {Pa-pW i-opo-lyx'e-nes).—In the adult the wings are black, crossed with two rows of yellow spots, and with marginal lunules
RF2E0WYW0–I created this macro-Picture of a Butterfly on a flower or Butterflies on a flower to practice my macro photography skills. Butterflies are important
RFC9DC55–Low angle view of a Black Swallowtail Butterfly on a flower pollinating (Papilio polyxenes)
RM2AGBA4W–. The butterflies of the eastern United States; for the use of classes in zoology, and private students. in groupson the leaves in July and August; the pupal periodlasting about three weeks. 3, Papilio Polyxenes, Fab. Expanse of wings from 3 to 4 inches. Upper surface of body and wings black. The forewings have two rows of yellow spots parallel with theouter margin, eight spots in each row, more prominent inthe male than in the female. There are one or two spotsbefore the inner row towards the apex, and in the male abar at the end of the discal cell. The fringe is black,cut with yellow opposit
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