Butterfly count planned at C. Ariz. nature reserve
- JAMES S. WOOD / ARIZONA DAILY STAR 2008
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A giant swallowtail butterfly, one of several species found in Southern Arizona, is drawn to flowers in Tucson.
JAMES S. WOOD / ARIZONA DAILY STAR 2008As featured on
You might spot a pipevine swallowtail. Or maybe a soapberry hairstreak. Or a cloudless sulphur, a sleepy orange or an American snout.
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