Canadian Swallowtail Butterfly (?)

As far as I can tell this is the Canadian swallowtail although it is close to the Eastern swallowtail in appearance.

Evidently their ranges overlap in our area and extends across southern Ontario, and both species, as well as what appears to be hybrids can be found here.
If a Tiger Swallowtail is seen in late summer in Ontario, it is likely a second-brood Eastern Tiger , the Canadian Tiger only has one brood in the spring which is why I think it is a Canadian.

Rondeau Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada, June 4, 2019.
ID help would be appreciated.

Papilio canadensis

Comments

Blake A. Mann said…
It would be an Eastern Tiger Swallowtail down here. Usually Canadian Tiger Swallowtails are found perhaps starting at Owen Sound and northward, for example.
Rondeau Ric said…
Thanks Blake.

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