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Audubon the Naturalist, A History of His Life and Time. Vol. 1 (of 2)

Note 329 — Chapter XXII · TO EUROPE AND SUCCESS

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See Note, Vol. II, p. 197. Incidentally it may be noticed that the "tiger swallowtail" in this plate was possibly added for effect, for few of our birds, which habitually hunt moths, ever prey upon butterflies. I have seen the cabbage butterfly and a few of the smaller kinds brought to the nests of the Chebec and Wood Pewee but never a "monarch" or "papilio"; yet some affirm that the Kingbird will attack the "monarch."

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