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Photographer: Don Herbison-Evans Photographer: Michael Cermak The Cairns Birdwing Butterfly and it's caterpillar. These butterflies, although beautiful are, it seems, considered pests as they are competitive and attack other types of birdwings that are less common. They live along the North-east Coast of Australia.

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There are about 15,000 to 20,000 kinds of butterflies. The largest butterfly is the Queen Alexandra's butterfly. Butterflies can be all kinds of colors and have different patterns. Some European butterflies are the color butter-yellow. Butterflies and moths put together make up a group called Lepidotera. Butterflies have slender, hairless bodies. Butterflies start off as eggs, then caterpillars, then a pupa, and finally as a butterfly. Most butterflies have a knob on their antennae. They eat different kinds of nectar. By: Kirsten S. Back to Insects Menu

Web Hosting by Netfirms | Free Domain Names by Netfirms Butterfly Gardeners' Quarterly A Newsletter for Gardeners and Butterfly Enthusiasts "If You Plant It, They Will Come" Anise Swallowtail. Photo by Tom Boyden How would you like to gaze out your kitchen window at colorful Painted Ladies as they sip nectar from a butterfly bush? Or watch dragonflies hover by your garden pond, while iridescent blues flutter on its sandy edge? Maybe you'd like to obs ...

INTRODUCTION Butterflies go wherever they please and please wherever they go. They are messengers of nature, not only adding brilliance to their surroundings but also pollinating flowers and revealing the healthiness of our communities. Historically, butterflies have been revered in art and lore but otherwise have been ignored. Today, however, we are beginning to realize the many benefits of these smaller wildlife forms. The role of butterflies is important in our natural world. Their sheer n ...

BUTTERFLIES There are 15000 species of butterflies. Some butterflies have designs. One type of butterfly is called the 88 Butterfly. On its back wings, it has '88' written on it. The world's largest butterfly is the Queen Alexandra's bird wing. The wingspan of the female measures up to 28cm (11 in). It is found in New Guinea. Butterflies' and moth's wings are made of tiny scales. They overlap like tiles on a roof. Monarch butterflies in North America can f ...

Congratulations! This site has been selected as a featured site in Lightspan's Study Web Æ as one of the best educational resources on the Web by Lightspan's Study Web Æ resarchers.BUTTERFLIES Of Coronado National Memorial An Annotated Checklist of Butterflies Observed During a Survey Conducted September 1996 - October 1998 Research Conclusions Coronado National Memorial Butterfly Families Hesperidae; Part 1Hesperidae; Part 2Hesperidae; Part 3 Hesperidae; Part 4Papilionidae & LibytheidaePieridae Lycaenidae; Part 1Lycaenidae; Part 2Nymphalidae; Part 1 "Never a day passes but that I do myself the honor to commune with some of nature's varied forms." -George Washington Carver Nymphalidae; Part 2 Credits

Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center Home | Site Map | About | Search | Contact | Web Help | Copyright Introduction A description of this resource and the information it contains Photo Thumbnails Identify a butterfly by navigating through thumbnails of all of our photos Checklists Checklists of all species reported in a particular county (U.S.) or state (northern Mexico) Distribution Maps North America (Combined Maps) Photos, species accounts ...

Butterflies of Northamptonshire 14 species of Butterfly regularly found in Northamptonshire Small White Pieris rapae Very common Habitat: Most habitats Orange Tip Anthocharis cardamines Common Habitat: Most habitats Brimstone Gonepteryx rhamni Common Habitat: Most habitats Small Tortoiseshell Aglais urticae Very common Habitat: Most habitats Adults overwinter Comma Polygonia c-album Common Habitat: Most habitats Two generations, the first is ligh ...

Butterflies of Singapore Featuring photographs and information on the local species of butterflies of Singapore, including life histories, checklist and tips on watching and photographing butterflies in the field. All photos depict butterflies in their natural environment.

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Life Cycle of a Butterfly Egg StageLarva StagePupa StageAdult Stage ___________________________________________________ Egg Stage The female butterfly lays an egg on a plant. Larva Stage The egg hatches and the larva (caterpillar) comes out. Pupa Stage The caterpillar feeds on the plant and grows. When its skin becomes too small, the old skin splits open and the caterpillar pops out with a new skin on. This happens four or five times. When the caterpillar i ...

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Lepidoptera Photo Gallery A few pictures of British Lepidoptera. This is not meant as an identification guide, just a taster of the variety of these beautiful creatures. Family: Lycaenidae - The Blues, Hairstreaks and Coppers Holly Blue, Celastrina argiolus Northamptonshire 1998. Habitat: Open woods, hedges. Caterpillar food-plant: Holly (spring), Ivy (autumn). Months active: Adult: Apr-Sep; Caterpillar: May-Sep; Eggs: Apr-Sep; Pupa: Jul-Apr; Broods: 2. Commo ...

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Elanora Heights Home PageOur Research ProjectsMacquarie Marshes ProjectInsects Cabbage White Butterfly As you would know the Cabbage White Butterfly starts off as a caterpillar. This caterpillar is a velvety, plain green colour. It is a similar colour to the leaves which it damages so much. This caterpillar also feeds on other vegetables related to the cabbage such as turnips and radishes. The eggs are yellowish and are somewhat bottleshaped with vertical ridges. When the caterpillar is ...

There are approximately 440 species of Butterfly in Europe and North Africa. I have seen but a small part of them but hope eventually to come across most of them and perhaps include them in these pages, currently there are 250 species included. Limenitis reductaContents: Regional Information: Possible destinations within Europe for seeing butterflies. Now including checklists for all European countries. UK Information: Detailed UK specific information, including flight times and 244 plac ...

There are approximately 440 species of Butterfly in Europe and North Africa. I have seen but a small part of them but hope eventually to come across most of them and perhaps include them in these pages, currently there are 250 species included. Limenitis reductaContents: Regional Information: Possible destinations within Europe for seeing butterflies. Now including checklists for all European countries. UK Information: Detailed UK specific information, including flight times and 244 plac ...

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Division About Us Special Events Parks and Gardens Recreation and Facilities Photo Gallery Toronto Islands Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Toronto Zoo Contact Parks Creating a Butterfly Garden Objective Things to Consider Materials Directions Themes Ecosystems, Butterflies Group SizeAge LevelPreparation Time any size group 4-8 years 5 minutes Activity Time:Activity Type: Activity Location: 15-20 minutes Creative, craftou ...

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Eurema smilax (small grass yellow butterfly) Previous | Home | Next Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Class: Insecta Order: Lepidoptera Family: Pieridae Genus: Eurema Species: smilax (small grass yellow) These bright yellow butterflies are found throughout most of the country and are more abundant in the drier areas. They can often be seen in open woodlands, grasslands and mallee habitat, flying close to low vegetation in a slow, erratic manner. Migratory flights of this ...

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. Karner Blue Butterfly Wisconsin Status: Species of concern but not listed Federal Status: Endangered Beauty and grace best describe this federally endangered species found in Wisconsin. This fragile blue butterfly only measures about one inch across its wingspan. You may be surprised to learn that the male and female are different in coloration and pattern (see photos). The topside of the male's wings are silvery or dark blue with narrow black margins. The fema ...

LINKS 1. Number of species in each of the nine main families of butterflies. 2. Butterflies or moths. Did you know? 1. The biggest is Queen Alexandra's birdwing butterfly , found in PNG. It can be up to 30 cm across. 2. The smallest is the pygmy blue butterfly (from USA) which is about 1.2 cm across its wings.. 3. Butterflies breathe through spiracles, small holes in their side. People all over the world see butterflies as beautiful and delicate insects. T ...

Butterflies Nymphalidae: Colobura sp., Brazil. Smithsonian photo by Kjell B. Sandved. (c) 1999 Smithsonian Institution. Numbers of species. Due to their bright colors and visits to flowers, butterflies are the most familiar of insects to humans. There are about 17,500 species of butterflies in the world, and around 750 species in the United States. Distinctive characteristics. Butterflies (and moths) are the only group of insects that have scales covering their wings, althoug ...

Abbotts Hall Farm, Colchester, CO5 7RZ | tel. 01621 862960 | email admin@essexwt.org.uk home > learning zone > invertebrates > clouded yellowcompare with: brimstone clouded yellow (Colias croceus) Key facts A bright yellow butterfly that migrates to Britain each year, arriving in late spring in widely varying numbers Habitat: roam almost everywhere, lingering to lay eggs in cultivated fields or flowery downland with trefoils and clovers In good years a common sight in southe ...

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HortFACT White Butterfly Life Cycle White butterfly, Pieris (Artogeia) rapae Linnaeus, Life Cycle Identification The adult has a grey to black body and four broad, white to cream wings with black spots. The female has two pairs of spots on the pair of wings nearest to the head (forewings), whereas the male has only one pair; In both sexes the remaining pair of wings (hindwings) has one pair of spots. The body is about 20 mm long and the wingspan is about 50 mm. The adults fly in dayt ...

University of Kentucky Entomology EntFacts Information Sheets HOW TO MAKE BUTTERFLY GARDENS By Stephanie Bailey, Extension Specialist University of Kentucky Department of Entomology Nectar Preferences Different species of butterflies have different preferences of nectar, in both colors and tastes. A wide variety of food plants will give the greatest diversity of visitors. Try staggering wild and cultivated plants, as well as blooming ...

Monarch Butterfly By: Lisebeth Monarchs are 3 1/2 inches long. Monarchs are champion flyers. A Monarch's winter home is Mexico. It drinks nectar from flowers for food Index We welcome your comments and suggestions. Please direct any correspondence to Barbara Cipolloni, Nancy Jones or Paul Savering Germantown Academy's second grade teachers. Technical assistance given by Carol Siwinski, Curricular Technology Specialist for Germanton Academy

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Leonard's Skipper Butterfly (Hesperia leonardus) Interesting facts: Like many other butterflies, the Leonard's skipper male has scent scales on its wings. These scales are made of the same substance (chitin) as the outer skeleton. They are modified hairs that give out an odor that attracts females. Description: The Leonard's skipper resembles a moth with its wide, feathery body and brown coloration. • male has large dark wings (22-36 mm. wingspread) with a red-orange upper surface. Ther ...

Monarch male Monarch femaleCommon Name: Monarch butterfly Scientific Name: Danaus plexippus Favorite Winter Vacation Spots: The Transvolcanic Range in Mexico or the Pacific coast of California. All images courtesy of Monarch Watch The Monarch butterfly is one the most readily recognized and beloved insects in North America. With its vivid orange and black markings and often bold behavior around people, it seldom fails to create a smile on the face of an those who see it. In ...

Adult groups, families, scouts and more, join our Prairie Quadrat Study. Education Home PageExhibits Home PagePlant-Insect Home Page The Monarch butterfly, Danaus plexippus (L.) can be found at Fermilab beginning in June and sometimes in great numbers in late summer, early fall. It is one of the few butterflies that migrates. The butterflies that travel south in the fall overwinter in the south. They may reproduce in the southern wintering grounds or enroute to the North in the sprin ...

. Active overwintering monarchs [above right] fly to open areas to get nectar from flowers. Photo by Tom Trower. Male monarch [above] by Karen Oberhauser. All images on this page © 1987, Monarchs in the Classroom, Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary Foundation.. Monarch's menace 24 MARCH 1999. Monarch butterflies are the long-ranging kings of insect migration. In spring, they fly from winter refuges on a few mountaintops in Mexico. In fall, their descendants somehow find th ...

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This is an archived site and is no longer maintained. There will be no further updates to this site. Cape May Point, NJ A Research Project of New Jersey Audubon Society's Cape May Bird Observatory Road Census Weekly Records - MMP - Cape May, NJ Beginnings On October 10th, 1982 I visited Cape May, New Jersey. Like scores of other birders before and since, I was there to witness the legendary hawk migration. I was not disappointed. My journal entry for the ...

Ask A Scientist© Biology Archive Origin of butterfly colors Question: When the caterpillar comes out of the cocoon where does it get it's color? Hilary Answer: Hilary, Thanks for your question. The butterflies colors are caused by many many colored scales on the insect's wings. If you have ever touched a butterfly's or moth's wings, you may have seen a colored 'powder' on your fingers. That 'powder' is actually colored scales which give the wings their special color. Yo ...

The Painted Lady Butterfly Cynthia cardui The Painted Lady is one of 10,000 species of Lepidopterans that is common to most temperate regions of North America. It is an insect belonging to the suborder Rhopalocera. It is also a member of the Thistle Butterfly family and have a wingspan of 2.5-3.2 cm (2-2.3 inches). Dark brown, and pretty orange, yellow and white spots on wings are characteristic of this family. Other common species include: Red Admiral, West Coast Lady and American Painted Lad ...

about us | contact | search museums | calendar | features | education | research | news qm > Features > Endangered Species > Queensland's Vanishing Wildlife > Apollo Jewel Butterfly Features Endangered Species Queensland's Vanishing Wildlife Threats to Wildlife What is Biodiversity What can I Do? Contributors Apollo Jewel Butterfly, Hypochrysops apollo apollo (Queensland Museum) Problem: Clearing of coastal paperbark country between Tully and Ingham has destro ...

\ KIDZ \ EXPLORE THE RAINFOREST \ PLANTS, ANIMALS AND PEOPLE \ ANIMALS \ HELICONID BUTTERFLY \ Heliconid butterfly This is better known as the passion flower butterfly. They fly in groups and when it rains they all shelter together in the same shrub. The leaves of the passion flower are poisonous to insects but the caterpillars of these butterflies have become resistant and use it to become poisonous themselves to deter predation by insect eaters. "There may be as many as 300 different species of tree in 1 square kilometre." Butterfly

Photo by Mario Maier Red Admiral (Vanessa atalanta [Linnaeus]) Description: The upperside of the red admiral butterfly is black with white spots near the wing tips. The forewing has a red band across the middle, and the hindwing has a red band along the edge. The red admirals that are born during the winter are smaller and duller, while the ones that live during the summer are larger and brighter. Their wing span is from 1 3/4 - 3 inches (4.5 - 7.6 cm). Life history: T ...

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Zerene eurydice California Dogface PIERIDAE Zerene from zeren meaning dried. Eurydice breaks down as eury meaning broad or wide, and dic meaning wood worm. A synonym that will be found in some references is Colias eurydice. Description The California Dogface is named for the pattern on the forewings of the male: they are yellow with a black border outlining a profile shaped like a dog's face. A black spot on the wing forms the "eye" of the dog. The dog-head may be tinged with violet ...

Butterflies of Southeastern Arizona After Bailowitz and Brock, Butterflies of Southeastern Arizona , with minor corrections/additions You are visitor number since 17 October 1995 This is very much a work in progress. Please note that there is a great deal of variation in both the picture and specimen quality. This will (slowly) improve with time as better figures and specimens arise. We will, of course, be happy to display any of your slides of adults/ larvae here (with full credit, ...

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Ulysses Butterfly The brilliant blue of this butterfly makes the Ulysses unmistakable, but oddly it also makes it hard for birds to catch. Much like catching fireflies, the flashes of color are so distracting that the path of the insect is hard to predict. Find other forest dwellers More information about the Tropical Rainforest film. Science Learning Network / ©1997 Science Museum of Minnesota

Naturally, our emphasis is on West Coast North American butterflies!! Monarch Queen Viceroy Painted Lady West Coast Lady Red Admiral Gulf Fritillary Buckeye Mourning Cloak Anise Swallowtail Giant Swallowtail Pale White Swallowtail Pipevine Swallowtail Western Tiger Swallowtail Lorquin's Admiral California Sister California Dogface Copyright 1997-2000, The Butterfly Conservancy and Release of Wings Web Designs. All rights reserved.

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Welcome To The Florida Monarch Butterfly Website Do you know how to tell a male from a female Monarch Butterfly? Do you know which State has chosen the Monarch Butterfly as its State Insect? Photo Essay: Monarch Emergence Our Backyard Observations Last Update April 16, 2006 Butterfly Site Links Page About Florida Monarch Florida Monarch Butterfly Farm Live butterflies available for release at weddings and special occasions. Email: adverweb@adver-net.com Copyright © 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 , 2003, 2004 by Dale A. McClung. All rights reserved. Website by adver-NET

Welcome To The Florida Monarch Butterfly Website Do you know how to tell a male from a female Monarch Butterfly? Do you know which State has chosen the Monarch Butterfly as its State Insect? Photo Essay: Monarch Emergence Our Backyard Observations Last Update April 16, 2006 Butterfly Site Links Page About Florida Monarch Florida Monarch Butterfly Farm Live butterflies available for release at weddings and special occasions. Email: adverweb@adver-net.com Copyright © 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 , 2003, 2004 by Dale A. McClung. All rights reserved. Website by adver-NET

The London Butterfly House under threat. Click here for latest information The Tropical Garden Explore > The Tropical Aviary Explore > The Tropical MiniBeasts Explore > Winter, 2006 The London Butterfly House will now stay open at Syon Park until October 31st 2006... Autumn, 2005 Generally butterflies of different species cannot cross-breed due to various incompatabilities... Welcome to The London Butter ...

Animal and Wildlife: VICEROY BUTTERFLY Limenitis archippus True Brush-Footed Butterfly Family Nymphalidae Order Lepidoptera - Butterflies and Moths The name "Limenitis" is from the Latin word for marshes, a reference to this specie’s preferred habitat. The common name is attributable to the specie’s resemblance to two other butterflies—the Queen and the Monarch. The Viceroy butterfly represents the next le ...

The Urania Butterfly is one of the few butterflies of the Amazon that migrates in large quantities. Up to 90 Urania butterflies have been seen in a 100 m distance (closer in resemblance to a straight line than a square area) in a one minute time frame. These beautiful butterflies are captured to be framed and sold as collector's items and are often the study of iridescence and electro-magnetic resonance studies in physics because of the way the light reflects off their beautifully colored w ...

Butterflies North and South is now part of the Virtual Museum of Canada, your gateway to Canada's hundreds of museums and the exciting multimedia content they are placing online. Papillons du Nord et du Sud fait maintenant partie du Musée virtuel du Canada, votre point d'accès à des centaines de musées du Canada et à l’impressionnant contenu multimédia qu’ils mettent à votre disposition. Please proceed to Butterflies North and South, now part of VMC Exhibits, and remember to update your bookmarks or Web links! Rendez-vous à la rubrique Papillons du Nord et du Sud, maintenant sous Expositions du MVC, et n'oubliez pas de mettre à jour vos signets ou vos liens Web.

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Western Tiger Swallowtail Common Name: Western Tiger Swallowtail Scientific Name: Papilio rutulus Order: Lepidoptera Family: Papilionoidea - Swallowtail Butterflies Subfamily: Papilioninae Name Swallowtails are named for the tails on their hindwings that resemble the long tail feathers of swallows. Papilio is from the Latin word papilio meaning "butterfly." Range Western North America, from eas ...

Ever wonder where a butterfly comes from? It comes from a chrysalis (KRIS-uh-liss) which is also called a pupa. A chrysalis looks like a tiny leathery pouch. You can find one underneath some leaves in the summer. Some animals don't change much as they grow up. Think about it: someone your age looks a lot like a grown-up. Grown-ups have more wrinkles and gray hair. But they still have two arms, two legs and one head—just like you. We're going to meet an animal that's very diffe ...

Migrating Monarchs -- Dan Lazar The Monarch, a large black and orange butterfly, is the only butterfly in North America to fly south in autumn, overwinter in a semitropical region, and begin a return migration in the spring. Migrating Monarchs pass through the Asheville area during the latter part of September. Monarchs do not migrate in flocks, as some of our migrating birds do, but as individuals. Each butterfly embarks on a solitary journey of up to 2000 miles to reach the wintering ...

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Butterflies Butterflies are beautiful insects that you can see in your garden in the summer. They have two large wings and six legs. You often see them sitting on flowers, using their long tongues to suck up nectar which is a sweet juice butterflies feed on. Butterflies help the plants in the garden by carrying pollen from one flower to another. The pollen is needed by the flowers so they can make seeds. Many different types of butterflies visit gardens. You may see yellow, white, blue ...