Monarch Swallowtail Moths
Monarch Swallowtail Moths are a group of insects belonging to the Lepidoptera order that are known for their distinctive orange and black coloration, resembling the monarch butterfly. They are commonly found across North and South America and are known for their migratory behavior and important role in pollination. These moths typically have a wingspan of 3 to 4 inches and are active primarily during the night. Their caterpillars feed on a variety of host plants, including milkweed, and undergo metamorphosis to become the beautiful adult moths.