Subject: Eastern Tiger Swallowtails
Geographic location of the bug: Campbell, Ohio
Date: 08/02/2020
Time: 11:10 AM EDT
Gentle Readers,
Daniel has been called out of town for a family emergency, and low and behold, he has finally entered the 21st Century by purchasing his first mobile phone, and he has been calling the iPhone 11 Pro he just bought his Magic Phone. The magic phone takes gorgeous digital images, and Daniel has been taking images of the insects found in The Rust Belt. Here are images of a male and female (blue scales on the underwings) Eastern Tiger Swallowtails that have been visiting the butterfly bush he is planting in his childhood front yard to replace the dead shrubs that are being removed. Daniel apologizes for ignoring the numerous identification requests that have been flooding in, but family obligations are currently taking up most of his time. Daniel hopes to also get some images of the Spicebush Swallowtails that he has seen in the past week.
The male Eastern Tiger Swallowtail is smaller and lacks the blue scales on the underwings.
The larger female Eastern Tiger Swallowtail has beautiful blue scales on the underwings.
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