• Habitat: Open Woodland

• Food: Nectar

• Nesting: Leaves (tulip tree, wild black cherry)

• Behavior: Pollinator

• Conservation: Low Concern (Population Stable)

• Native status: Native

Eastern Tiger Swallowtails can produce gynandromorphs, organisms with both male and female characteristics

Eastern Tiger Swallowtail butterflies do not do well in confined spaces, so they cannot be kept in the  butterfly house