Description
The second largest silkmoth in the Pacific Northwest
We raise hundreds of these on our farm each summer
with moths on the wing in late May to early July and larvae making cocoons to overwinter
set in a teardrop or round pendant
Spicebush Swallowtail Pendant Necklace - Papilio troilus Chain Style:24 inch Stainless Box The second largest silkmoth inSpicebush Swallowtail Teardrop Necklace Papilio troilus A common species ranging widely through Eastern North America, this species feeds on spicebush. Due to its darker body, it's able to warm up faster in the morning and fly earlier in the day and at cooler temperatures than other butterflies. There are multiple broods, with the last caterpillars overwintering as pupae to eclose (hatch) in May. Pendants use only the hind wing sections, which have a
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