How do I get rid of swallowtail caterpillars?
Pick off any caterpillars you can see. Swallowtail caterpillars are large, so you can easily spot them on smaller plants.
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Species of Swallowtails
King swallowtailCommon mormonSpangleAnise swallowtailSpicebush swallowtailOrchard swallowtailWestern Giant SwallowtailOld World swallowtailWestern tiger swallowtailPalamedes swallowtailRed helenYellow helenPink-spotted swallowtailPale swallowtailCitrus swallowtailParis peacockBlue mormonChinese peacockTwo-tailed swallowtailBlack SwallowtailEastern tiger swallowtailCanadian tiger swallowtailGiant swallowtailLime swallowtailAsian swallowtailMagnificent swallowtailGreat mormonScarlet mormon swallowtailMalabar banded peacock swallowtailAfrican swallowtailFormosan swallowtailMalabar raven butterflyGreen-banded swallowtailBlue swallowtailBroad-banded swallowtailThree-tailed tiger swallowtailGreat Blue MimePapilio deiphobusMalabar banded swallowtailGreen banded swallowtailOrnythion swallowtailTorquatus swallowtailPapilio bianor
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Scientific Classification
Phylum
Arthropods
Class
Bugs
Family
Swallowtail butterflies
Genus
Swallowtails
Species
Citrus swallowtail (Papilio demodocus)
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