puddlejumper
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[attachment 56589 100_07123560x470.jpg]This is the largest Tiger Swallowtail that I've ever seen. It would measure about 6 inches from tip to tip.
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I may have posted this before, but it's worth another shot.
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Jim West Pa
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sure is great to see you active again! Nice pic! 
MI$$OURI BETTY
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Pete in MI
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when I was a kid we were always excited about seeing Monarch Butterflies. I can't remember when the last time as I youth I had seen one but last summer after we had moved up here we saw lots of them. It was a great surprise and blessing from God. Maybe I will be lucky or timely in getting a pic of one. Ya know even hummingbirds have been scare for a long time but we have seen many since we moved up here in the northern section of lower Michigan.