Where to see Eastern Tiger Swallowtail in North Carolina

Central Shelby Historic District

Earl Scruggs Center and Historic Architecture

You might spot Northern Cardinal, Carolina Wren, and Tufted Titmouse.

Coker Arboretum

Accessible and Arboretum

You might spot American Robin and Eastern Gray Squirrel.

Greensboro Science Center

Animal Encounters and Aquarium

You might spot African Penguin, Tiger, and Red Panda.

Bethabara Historic District

You might spot American Tuliptree and Eastern Tiger Swallowtail.

Botanical Gardens at Asheville

Accessible and Bird Watching

You might spot Lesser Celandine, Bloodroot, and Little Sweet Betsy.

Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden

Botanical Garden and Events

You might spot Eastern Tiger Swallowtail, Anole, and Monarch.

Eno River State Park

"hiking", "nature Trails", "wildlife Viewing", "picnicking", "river Access", "camping", "birdwatching", "family Friendly"

You might spot Common Watersnake, Fowler's Toad, and Fire Pink.

Goodwin State Forest

Academic and Conservation

You might spot Orange-Fringed Orchid and Purple Pitcher Plant.

North Carolina Arboretum

Arboretum and Asheville

You might spot Eastern Fence Lizard and Common Five-Lined Skink.

North Carolina Botanical Garden

Botanical Garden and Conservation

You might spot Eastern Gray Squirrel and American Robin.

Palmer Memorial Institute

African American History and Civil Rights

You might spot Eastern Tiger Swallowtail and American Pokeweed.

Reynolda Gardens

Botanical Garden and Family Friendly

You might spot American Tuliptree and Eastern Tiger Swallowtail.

Sarah P. Duke Gardens

Accessible and Botanical Garden

You might spot Common Eastern Bumble Bee, Duck, and Great Blue Heron.