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Showing posts with label Papilio machaon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Papilio machaon. Show all posts

Friday, August 18, 2023

Papilio machaon

801-9864 [Papilio machaon]
 
Papilio machaon - a common but beautiful butterfly - is resting
on a Phlomis fruticosa plant and collecting energy from the sun
so that she has enough “fuel” for the rest of the day.
 
Wingspan 70-80 cm
Flight period: February to November
 
 
 
804_0427 [Papilio machaon]
 
machaon’s caterpillar
 
Photographed on Mt. Hymittos in 2022


Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Papilio machaon 3 (Caterpillar)

[Papilio machaon-larva]
Swallowtail’s caterpillars are extremely colorful; something that makes them easily spotted by their predators. On the other hand, extreme colors are a warning to birds that extremely colorful caterpillars are also extremely distasteful!

Up to 5 cm long.
Mt. Hymittos: 2007, © Tony Taglides