81. Insecta Inspecta World Monarch butterflies are able to obtain energy for flying from flowers they There are various companies that sell Monarch butterflies, and other kinds of http://www.insecta-inspecta.com/butterflies/monarch/

Home Ants Bees Beetles ... Home Monarch Butterfly The Monarch Butterfly is the king of the insect world. Even though they are small creatures, they do phenomenal things. First, they develop from tiny eggs, to a caterpillar, become a chrysalis, and finally transform into a beautiful butterfly. They migrate, traveling great distances to over winter in a temperate climate. Amazingly enough, not one butterfly makes the entire round-trip journey. Winter butterflies are sluggish and do not reproduce. In spring they return to summer homes and breed along the way. Their offspring return to the starting point. Danaus plexippus is the scientific name for the Monarch Butterfly. Related species in the family are found on all continents except the polar regions, wherever milkweed and related plants are found. It also provides the Monarch with an intriguing form of protection, since the milkweed juices assimilated by the Monarch make it poisonous to predatory birds. The beautiful orange color of the Monarch butterfly serves to teach predators that their intended meal might be toxic. Not all milkweeds produce cardiac glycosides, therefore not all Monarchs are poisonous. However, the warning orange color serves to disguise poisonous from the non-toxic Monarch. TAXONOMY Class: Insecta (insects) Order: Lepidoptera (butterflies) Family: Danaidae (Milkweed butterfly family) Genus: Danaus Species: Plexippus EGGS The female Monarch lays about 400 eggs on the underside of a separate leaves of milkweed plants. It takes the little yellow eggs about two weeks to develop. At the end of about two weeks, the eggs start to change colors from yellow to light gray. Eventually, the caterpillar's head is visible through its eggshell.

82. Gardening For Butterflies Detailed article with photos, butterfly checklist, and list of plants useful to Australian butterfly gardeners. http://farrer.riv.csu.edu.au/ASGAP/APOL14/jun99-1.html

Front Page Features Departments SGAP Home Page ... Subscribe Gardening for butterflies ....some basic principles and a Townsville case study Peter Valentine Introduction The idea of gardening for butterflies is not particularly new as naturalists have for centuries been fascinated by this colourful group of insects and the relationships they have with plants. However, in recent years a plethora of publications have emerged which have both encouraged and guided people in converting their gardens into friendly places for butterflies. In both the USA and Britain numerous publications appeared in the 1970s and 1980s which reported on butterfly gardening and they included articles in both insect related journals and plant journals (eg Brewer, 1979; Collman, 1983; Cribb, 1982). Some writers recognised the potential butterfly conservation significance of gardens (eg Owen, 1976). Much of the information available was drawn together in some useful books published in the USA including Tekulsky (1985), Schneck (1990) and Stokes et al.

83. Live Butterfly Wedding Butterfly Wedding Butterflies Monarch Butterfly Butterfly Beautiful live monarchs and painted ladies for all occasions. http://www.berkshirebutterflies.com/

Painted Lady Monarch Have a Butterfly Release Your wedding day is one of the most memorable and monumental events of your life. When you add a live butterfly release to this special event, you give your guests a memory to last a lifetime. Live wedding butterflies bring that unique touch to your wedding day without all the mess of rice, birdseed, or balloons that break and leave unsafe remnants behind. Butterflies bring that special touch of elegance that will make your wedding day unforgettable to all who attend. Your wedding butterflies can be released individually or en mass. Some choose individual butterfly releases by guests. Each guest is given an envelope with the bride and groom’s name printed on it containing a wedding butterfly waiting to be released. You also have the option of having each of your wedding butterflies enclosed in a beautifully decorated butterfly release / display cage. These little butterfly release cages with a butterfly inside also make a unique addition to your wedding day decorations. Just imagine, as you walk down the aisle you are greeted by live butterflies at the end of each pew in their little release cages.

84. Butterflies A quality educational site offering 5000+ FREE printable theme units, word puzzles, writing forms, book report forms,math, ideas, lessons and much more. http://www.abcteach.com/directory/theme_units/animals/insects/butterflies/

Member Log In Worksheets abctools Membership Popular: Month to Month ABC Activities Rain Forest Teaching Extras ... Portfolios a b c teach directory Home Theme Units Animals Insects Butterflies Butterflies Item Description Bar Graph (create): Insects Butterfly Coloring Page Butterfly Coloring Page #2 Butterfly Coloring Page #3 ... Butterfly Shapebook (with questions) [member-created document] Collecting Data (this needs Insect Survey) Color and Write: Butterfly 1 Coloring Page: Butterfly 1 Insect Patterns ... Symmetrical Wings The following documents are available for a b c teach members members.abcteach.com items log in learn more Item Description Animal Diagrams: Butterfly (labeled parts) Paper Bag Puppet: Animals - Caterpillar Paper Bag Puppet: Animals - Butterfly Metamorphosis: Caterpillar to Butterfly Students read the four stages of metamorphosis, then put them in order under the appropriate graphic. Butterfly Venn Diagram Butterflies (short report) -color version A booklet that students can fold and use to create a short report on butterflies. Pictures in color. Butterflies (short report) -b/w A booklet that students can fold and use to create a short report on butterflies. Pictures in black and white.

85. Insects Of Ojibway Prairie, Windsor, Ontario Photo galleries and information on spiders, chiggers, mayflies, fireflies, dragonflies, butterflies, moths, leafhoppers and other invertebrates of urban areas, wetlands, prairies, and woodlands. http://www.ojibway.ca/insect.htm

86. The Butterfly Conservatory, American Museum Of Natural History The Butterfly Conservatory Tropical butterflies are Alive in Winter. Click below to view prerecorded movie clips of butterflies in the exhibit http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/butterflies/cams.html

Exhibition Highlights Movie Clips In order to view our movie clips, please take a moment to download the free QuickTime plug-in for your browser (unless you already have it). Go to www.apple.com/quicktime/download/ and follow the directions on the screen. Click below to view pre-recorded movie clips of butterflies in the exhibit: Monarchs dine at a nectar feeding station. A swallowtail feeds in the vivarium. A zebra longwing emerges from its chrysalis. Butterfly Cams Ticket Info FAQ Grow A Butterfly Garden Downloadable Backgrounds

87. Where Do Butterflies Come From? A simple handson look at the life cycle of butterflies. http://www.hhmi.org/coolscience/butterfly/index.html

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. Here's what you need: Toilet-paper tube Tongue depressor or ice-cream pop stick Heavy paper 6" (150 mm) piece of pipe cleaner, folded in half Markers or crayons Scissors and glue Here's what you do: Cut out and color a butterfly from the heavy paper. Use any colors, but make both halves look the same. Put a small hole at the top of the butterfly's head. Color the toilet paper tube to look like a chrysalis. (A monarch butterfly's chrysalis is green, but you can use any color.) Take a piece of pipe cleaner and shape it like the letter "V". Put one point through the little hole in the butterfly's head and then twist it to look like antennae. Butterflies use these "feelers" to learn about their environment. Glue the butterfly to one end of the tongue depressor or ice-cream pop stick. Let the glue dry. Curl the butterfly's wings and slide it into the chrysalis.

88. Enjoy Wildlife But Have Little Space At Home? The Wildlife Porch Can Help. - The Information to help you attract colorful wildlife, wild birds and butterflies to your small outdoor area, whether suburbia or city, stoop, patio, porch, balcony or deck. http://www.thewildlifeporch.com

The Wildlife Porch Helping attract wild birds, butterflies, and other wildlife to patios, decks, and balconies Email Us About Us Article Products Merchants Sites Links ... Bookmark This Page Featured Products Natural Gardening in Small Spaces Creating Small Habitats For Wildlife In Your Garden Welcoming Wildlife more products... Featured Articles Attracting Butterflies Orchard Mason Bees Squirrel-Proof Feeders Wildlife Plants Websites of Interest The Butterfly Website more websites... Featured Links more xlinks... Enjoy Wildlife But Have Little Space at Home? The Wildlife Porch Can Help. Whether you have a stoop, patio, porch, balcony, or deck, whether you have an inner city apartment or suburban deck, we can help you attract wildlife to your outdoor area. Have a question and can't find the answer here? Let us know , and we'll try to help. With our article and product ideas, we help you attract fascinating wild birds , colorful butterflies , entertaining squirrels , and more learn about wildlife basics , or what limitations to consider understand how to provide water for wildlife or houses for birds attract unusual wildlife like bees or bats As always, feel free to send your questions or suggestions to us at

89. Butterflies Easier butterflies are thin insects with four large, often bright colored wings. Harder - butterflies and moths comprise the insect group called http://42explore.com/butter.htm

The Topic: Butterflies Easier - Butterflies are thin insects with four large, often bright colored wings. Harder - Butterflies and moths comprise the insect group called Lepidoptera. However, butterflies are different from moths. There are over 15,000 different species (kinds) of butterflies. Rain forests have the most kinds of butterflies; but butterflies live in woodlands, fields, prairies. Some even live on cold mountaintops, while many others live in hot deserts. Butterflies live almost everywhere in the world. The Butterfly Farm S.A. http://www.butterflyfarm.co.cr/ This site provides information on butterfly bodies, how they grow, their defense mechanisms, and the difference between a moth and a butterfly. Don't miss the Student's Guide to Butterflies section. Monica the Monarch http://www2.cybernex.net/~dbenz/monarch.htm

90. Butterflies Of The Lake Baikal. Second Edition Photographs of specimens. Most content in Russian. http://babochki.narod.ru/e.html

COLOUR ATLAS - KEY TO BUTTERFLIES OF THE LAKE BAIKAL REGION Created with financial support of the Global Environment Facility Trust Fund "Biodiversity Conservation" Russian Federation Preface (in Russian) Main morphological characters (in Russian) Keys to butterflies of the Lake Baikal region Family Hesperiidae (20 species) Family Papilionidae (9 species) Family Pieridae (24 species) ... Index of common names (in Russian) This scientific resource should be cited as: Second edition.- CD-ROM and web-site.- http://babochki.narod.ru First Publication 24-IV-2001, Last Updated 8-X-2004: News CD-ROM: "BUTTERFLIES OF THE LAKE BAIKAL" Author: Oleg Berlov, 2001-2004 (including postage). HTML format (PC and MAC). Minimal hardware requirements: Pentium-100 MHz, 16 Mb RAM, CD-ROM drive. Best viewed with: Large monitor (at 1024 x 768), True Colour (32 bit). Order my CD now ! The " Butterflies of the Lake Baikal CD " contains original keys and over high resolution digital pictures of all species and many colour forms of Baikalian butterflies. You will see full-color images of specimens from scientific collection (the wings of each specimen are given from upperside and from underside). For every species are given the Latin name (with a transcription), author and year of the description, Russian name, characters of colour, measurements, notes on distribution, type locality, habitat, flight period, food plants and other. For a lot of species are given nice scanographies of live caterpillars and chrysalides.

91. COLUMBINE DESIGN Features framed insects and butterflies, victorianstyle dried floral art, seashells and other natural history specimens for sale. http://www.columbinedesign.com

COLUMBINE DESIGN 1541 Grant Avenue San Francisco CA This site is best viewed using Internet Explorer Site Design: james@fearlessfotography. us

92. Animal Facts:  The Monarch Butterfly Monarch butterflies follow the same migration patterns every year. During migration, huge numbers of butterflies can be seen gathered together. http://www.kidzone.ws/animals/monarch_butterfly.htm

SEARCH Crafts for Kids Coloring Pages DLTK Teach ... Sites for Teachers The Monarch Butterfly Danaus plexippus Please note: The photos on this page have come from clipart CD's which allow use on educational internet sites and in school projects or they have been contributed by viewers. You are free to use all of it in book reports or for your personal website. See KidZone Bibliography for more information. Photo of a Monarch butterfly on milkweed Photo of a Milkweed Plant The monarch butterfly is sometimes called the "milkweed butterfly" because its larvae eat the plant. In fact, milkweed is the only thing the larvae can eat! If you'd like to attract monarchs to your garden, you can try planting milkweed (if you live in the right area). You can purchase milkweed seed online from the Butterfly Farm close window when done purchasing to return to this screen Adult female monarchs lay their eggs on the underside of milkweed leaves. These eggs hatch, depending on temperature, in three to twelve days. The larvae feed on the plant leaves for about two weeks and develop into caterpillars about 2 inches long.

93. MantraCards.com :: Greeting Cards Free Online, Birthday Cards, Free E-cards, Egr Categories of designs including friendship, love, birthday, and holidays. Features flowers, butterflies and birds. http://mantracards.lifeaxis.com/magicmantra/

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94. Butterflies And Zebras Canadian experimental guitar group. Biography, audio clips, and links. http://www.onmusic.com/nands/

95. The Ohio Lepidopterists Promotes interest in the butterflies and moths of Ohio and neighboring states. Longterm butterfly monitoring project, checklist of Ohio's butterflies, publications, programs, and sales. http://www.ohiolepidopterists.org/

96. Web Resources For Students butterflies are beautiful, flying insects with large scaly wings. The butterflies and Moths are by far the most popular group of insects in both the http://www.cdli.ca/CITE/butterflies.htm

Gander Academy Butterflies General Resources Monarch Butterflies Swallow-tailed Butterflies Life Cycle ... Teacher Resources General Resources What is an Insect Insects belong to a group of animals called arthropods. Arthropods have jointed legs and a hard body wall. Some animals that belong to the arthropod group are shrimps, spiders, crabs, lobsters and insects. Insects differ from other arthropods because they have six jointed legs and three main body parts: head, thorax and abdomen. All About Butterflies Butterflies are beautiful, flying insects with large scaly wings. Like all insects, they have six jointed legs, 3 body parts, a pair of antennae, compound eyes, and an exoskeleton. The three body parts are the head, thorax (the chest), and abdomen (the tail end). Children's Butterfly Site Butterflies and moths are some of the world's most wondrous animals even though they can be quite small. Their beauty, metamorphosis, and carefree flight all spark our imaginations. Entomologist Dr. Paul Opler answers children's questions about butterflies The Lepidoptera Part 1. Butterflies

97. Butterfly Museum - Home Page Located in La Ceiba, Honduras. Contains 9000 butterflies, moths and other insects from Honduras and around the world. http://www.hondurasbutterfly.com/

Museum Location Collecting Butterfly Info ... More Pictures Butterfly and Insect Museum Box 720 La Ceiba, Honduras Tel: 504-442-2874 Email: rlehman@caribe.hn Welcome to the Butterfly and Insect Museum in La Ceiba, Honduras. Enter the incredible world of over 12,000 butterflies, moths and other insects from Honduras and around the world. Discover interesting facts about butterflies and insects. Learn how to collect and display these beautiful and bizarre creatures. Admire the pictures of butterflies and other insects in the tropical rain forest. Enjoy your tour of the butterfly and insect world as you browse these pages. If you ever visit Honduras, please stop by the museum for a guided tour. Unique in the world! This is probably the only private, self-funded museum in the world that is open to the public with insects from so many countries. Insects from over 100 countries are on display!

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99. Australia, Victoria, Butterfly - Australian, Victorian Butterflies, Database And This site provides the amateur and scientist with all the resources needed to study the Butterfly fauna of Victoria, Australia. http://www.museum.vic.gov.au/bioinformatics/butter/

Bioinformatics About Bioinformatics Fauna Links Wildlife Butterflies Snakes Frogs Mammals Lizards ... Credits Australian Butterflies - The Victorian Fauna Discover Victoria's wonderful butterfly fauna of over 130 species. Find out their names, what they look like, where and when they fly, what they eat and which ants attend their caterpillars. You can even identify your own butterfly. The resources offered here combine 40,000 records, collected over the past 100 years, with a wealth of biodiversity and ecological information on all Victorian Butterflies. Select links on the right to begin your discovery of Victorian Butterflies Highly Recommended as a starting point) The Moonlight jewel butterfly Hypochrysops delicia delos Introduction Overview Name Identify your own butterfly Classifications ... Family Trees Images Image Menu Image Shortcuts Distributions Create Maps Conservation Status What is protected? 'On the Wing' by Months 'On the Wing' by Decades Map Searches Across Victoria List Compare Melbourne Area List Compare Ecological Butterfly to Food Plant Food Plant to Butterfly Butterfly to Ant Ant to Butterfly Legacy Data Data records ed-online Resources Registration ... Contact Us

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