Two-tailed Swallowtail Post Earrings Pacific Northwest Natives and critically endangered

and critically endangered

and the Solomon Islands

this is a fairly common butterfly if you know where to look but rarely numerous in the Columbia River Basin

Surgical steel posts and bullet-style backs

On arrival (Around Thanksgiving/End of November)

Two-tailed Swallowtail Post Earrings Pacific Northwest Natives and critically endangeredTwo Tailed Swallowtail Post Earrings Papilio multicaudata The second largest butterfly in North America, or THE largest depending on which researcher is being quoted :) These are quite a sight! This common, large butterfly, graces the dry desert regions in Eastern Washington and Oregon south into Mexico. The larvae feed on Chokecherry, and also ornamental Ash trees in city plantings. There is one main late spring early summer flight in Oregon, with a