Eastern Tiger Swallowtail Papilio glaucus Overview

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The Eastern Tiger Swallowtail has seasonal occurrences, with two flights in the northern range and three to four in Florida. Key dates include the first flight in Florida starting late February or early March. Check your local butterfly calendar for specific dates.

This form serves to collect essential data on the Eastern Tiger Swallowtail species for research and educational purposes. It aids in understanding the butterfly's life cycle, habits, and habitat preferences. This information is vital for conservation efforts and enhancing public knowledge.

• 1. Species Name: The common name of the butterfly species.
• 2. Habitat: The specific location where the butterfly was observed.
• 3. Observer Name: The name of the person filling out the form.
• 4. Observation Date: The date on which the observation was made.
• 5. Notes: Any additional notes regarding the observation.

If you fail to submit this form, your observations will not be recorded, potentially missing critical data for studies or conservation efforts. It is important to ensure all fields are filled out accurately before submission. Incomplete submissions may lead to delays in processing your data.

• Incomplete Forms: Forms that are not completely filled out may not be accepted.
• Missing Observations: Lack of detailed observations can hinder research.
• Timely Submission: Delays in submitting the form could affect the gathering of crucial data.

• 1. Field Studies: Use this form to report observations made during fieldwork.
• 2. Garden Observations: Document sightings and behaviors in garden environments.
• 3. Educational Projects: Assist students and researchers in collecting data for studies.