Papilio glaucus Pinned Specimen – Wings Spread Male Eastern Tiger Swallowtail

A professionally prepared natural history specimen.

Specimen Details
Scientific Name: Papilio glaucus
Common Name: Eastern Tiger Swallowtail
Family: Papilionidae
Origin: United States
Preparation: Pinned specimen, wings spread
Condition: A1 collector-quality specimen
Sex: Male
Data: Includes full collection / lineage data

Papilio glaucus is a large and iconic North American swallowtail butterfly, with males displaying bright yellow wings marked by bold black striping. As a member of the Papilionidae family, it features prominent hindwing tails and strong, gliding flight. This species is highly valued by collectors for its size, clarity of pattern, and status as one of the most recognizable butterflies in eastern North America.

Approximate Wingspan
76–127 mm

This specimen is prepared in a traditional wings-spread position, allowing for full visibility of wing structure, venation, and patterning — ideal for study, display, or collection.

Display & Use
Suitable for entomology collections, educational use, taxonomic study, or framing.

Variation Notice
As a natural specimen, minor variation in coloration and patterning may occur.

Sourcing
Ethically reared and responsibly sourced.