Larvae, Papilio anchisiades.
Larvae, Battus polydamus.
Young larvae, Parides iphidamus, in a breeder's rearing cage.
Mating pair of Heraclides thoas.
Larvae, Papilio polyxenes.
Adult, Papilio cresphontes.
Larvae, Heraclides anchisiades. These are gathered on a plastic soft drink bottle inside a breeder's rearing cage. Each day the host plant (in this case citrus) is replaced with freshly cut leaves or branches.
Larvae, Papilio cresphontes. These larvae can always be found in plain sight on the top surface of the leaf, just where you'd expect bird droppings to fall.
Larvae, Battus polydamus.
Adult, Papilio anchisiades.
2nd instar larvae, Papilio anchisiades.
Larvae, Euriphanes branchus.
Larvae, Heraclides anchisiades.
Larvae, Heraclides (formerly Papilio) anchisiades.
Adult, Heraclides anchisiades.
Adult, Papilio cresphontes.
Larva, Heraclides anchisiades.
Adult, Papilio polyxenes.
Adult, Papilio polyxenes.
Adult, Papilio polyxenes.
Larva, Papilio polyxenes.
Larva, Papilio polyxenes.
Larva, Heraclides thoas, on the top surface of Piperaceae, its host plant.
Larva, Heraclides thoas. Notice if there's a similarity to what you'd expect a bird dropping to look like.
Adult, Paplio crespihontes.
Adult, Paplio crespihontes.
Adult, Paplio crespihontes.
Larva, Papilio cresphontes.
Larva, Papilio cresphontes.
Larva, Papilio cresphontes.
Larva, Parides iphidamus.
Larva, Parides iphidamus.
Mating Parides iphidamus.
Adult, Parides iphidamus.
Larvae, Parides photinus.
