clockwise from left, the plain
tiger, dido, glassy blue tiger
and banded orange, thrive in
butterfly enclosures. These
were photographed at the
Florida Museum of Natural
History's Butterfly Rainforest.
the tiger swallowtail, directly
above, and the common sulphur,
at left, are found in gardens
throughout the Southeast and are
fond of buddleia, and flowering
blueberry bushes as well as a
multitude of wildflowers.
