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Pipevine Swallowtail

- The Pipevine Swallowtail (Battus Philenor) is one of the most common and striking butterflies found in southern Arizona - It is highly recognizable by its midnight-blue, iridescent wings and distinctive pattern of bright orange spots - While common around Tucson, they are not true desert insects ... look for them in riparian areas, canyons, gardens, and near man-made ponds where water is accessible

Parthenos Sylvia Butterfly

Red-manteled Saddlebags

San Xavier del Bac Mission

Brown Creeper

Union Pacific Railroad

Old Town Artisans

Blue Dasher Dragonfly

Saint Augustine Cathedral

Red Spotted Toad

Rain Lily

Sandhill Cranes

Gadsden Pacific Division Toy Train Operating Museum

Pied-billed Grebe

Painted Bunting

Orange-crowned Warbler

Two-Tailed Swallowtail Butterfly

Red-winged Blackbird

Giraffe Smile

White-Nosed Coati

Barrel Cactus Monsoon Flowers

Chimichanga

Bisbee Art Wall

Valley National Bank Building

El Charro Cafe

Saguaro National Park - East

Queen Butterfly

Dark Sky Parks

A-10 Warthog

Canyon Ranch

RTX (formerly Raytheon)

Temple of Music and Art

Amelia Earhart

Summer Tanager

Bar La Roca Restaurant

Flying Ant

Coppery-tailed Trogon

Peña Blanca Lake

Lantana Flowers

Texas Ranger with a Bee in its Bonnet

Emerald Jumping Spider

Texas Ranger Flower

Yellow Jacket Wasp

Couch's Spadefoot Toad

Charleston & Millville Ghost Towns

Cochemiea Boolii Flower