Astyalus swallowtail

Its back wings have tails, and near each tail there is an orange-red eyespot with a shiny blue moon shape above it.

Its caterpillars eat the leaves of citrus trees, like orange and lemon trees.

Grown-ups fly from April to October, and there are probably two generations a year.

Every now and then one strays north into Texas or even Arizona.

The male's body is yellow underneath and black on top, while the female's body is all black.