101. Index Specializing in birds, butterflies, flowers, prairies, and scenics. Calendars, bookmarks, posters, limited edition prints available. http://www.carolfreemanphotography.com/

102. Tropical Butterflies The links that follow are to pages of tropical butterflies. Even after this effort, the real butterflies are more spectacular than the images can show. http://www.aa6g.org/Butterflies/tropical.html

103. Connie's Creations Offers flowers and butterflies, including background sets, calling cards, banners galore, midis, song pages, memorials, and image poetry. http://www.geocities.com/titanica_uk/

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104. Redirect Page This page has photos of butterflies and moths. There are photos of pinned insects and photos are of live butterflies and moths from egg to adult that I have http://www.aa6g.org/lepidoptera.html

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105. WildlifeSnaps.com - Digital Photos Of Ireland's Wildlife Photographs of Irish wildlife, including birds, butterflies, dragonflies and moths. http://www.wildlifesnaps.com/

HOME PAGE Rare Birds in 2005 Rare Bird Archives Common Birds Butterflies ... Some recent photos of a trip to Florida. Common Tern - Lady's Island Lake, Co. Wexford. July 10th 2005. Swallows - Carnsore Point, Co. Wexford. July 2005. Rare Bird Archives Butterflies of Ireland Dragonflies of Ireland Common Birds

106. Butterflies North And South A website devoted to butterflies. Information on how to attract butterflies, how to protect the butterfly habitat and where to watch butterflies. http://www.virtualmuseum.ca/Exhibitions/Butterflies/english/

Welcome to Butterflies North and South This website was produced by Museums and affiliated organizations in Canada and Peru, to give you a glimpse of the butterfly and moth wonders just waiting to be seen and appreciated. Want to identify that beautiful butterfly in your backyard? We can help. attract more butterflies? This is the place to learn how. protect butterfly habitat? We have suggestions. watch butterflies? We know the best places to look. find out more? We have links , links and more links, fantastic FAQs , and a bibliography for even more info. Thank you for visiting our site. Please let us know what you think.

107. HabitasOnline Website of the Ulster Museum Sciences Division. Features resources on the province's botany, zoology and geology. Topics covered include ground beetles, butterflies and moths, dragonflies, marine life, wild and garden flora, and rocks and fossils. Also hosts the web sites of Belfast Naturalist's Field Club and the Irish Naturalists' Journal. http://www.habitas.org.uk/

HabitasOnline The website of the Ulster Museum Sciences Division About Us Habitas - a MAGNI future development About the Habitas Programme Staff and Departments Irish Natural History Literature OnLine Botany The Flora of Northern Ireland Garden Plants of Northern Ireland European Orchids Geology Rocks and Fossils of Northern Ireland Earth Science Conservation Review Zoology DragonflyIreland Ground Beetles of Ireland Hosted Sites Belfast Naturalists' Field Club ES2k (Earth Sciences 2000) Irish Naturalists' Journal Copeland Bird Observatory ... A MAGNI Website Updated: 6 April 2004 Ulster Museum

108. Butterflies North And South Butterfly and Moth-related games, activities and worksheets are available here http://www.virtualmuseum.ca/Exhibitions/Butterflies/english/teach games/

109. BUTTERFLIES AND THEIR LARVAL FOODPLANTS Photographs and detailed descriptions of the butterflies and their foodplants of Orange County, California by Peter J. Bryant and Larry Orsak of the http://mamba.bio.uci.edu/~pjbryant/biodiv/bflyplnt.htm

BUTTERFLIES AND THEIR LARVAL FOODPLANTS (Animation by Lisa Konrad Photographed and compiled by Peter J. Bryant pjbryant@uci.edu ) Department of Developmental and Cell Biology, University of California Irvine CA Butterflies can be attracted to your garden by providing suitable flowers from which they can obtain nectar. Most butterflies can utilize a wide variety of flowers, including those of many cultivated varieties, as nectar sources. However, a more critical need is for the plants which provide food for the larval (caterpillar) stages, and most species will accept only one or a few species of plants at this stage. If a butterfly is found near your area, you can probably attract it and increase its population by planting the correct foodplants for the caterpillars. Although the caterpillars will feed on the leaves of these plants, the damage is usually minor and only temporary. Caterpillars of some species feed on plants which are usually considered weeds, and you can benefit populations of these species by not removing all of the weeds. The following table lists the larval foodplants for most of the butterfly species and a few of the more interesting moths found in Orange County . Many of the listed plants are available from Tree of Life Nursery in San Juan Capistrano . A more extensive discussion of the biology of our local butterflies can be found in Getting into Butterflies by Larry Orsak (Animation by Lisa Konrad COMMON NAME GENUS/SPECIES MONTHS RECORDED FOODPLANT GENUS/SPECIES

110. Guy Padfield's Butterfly Page Pictures of over 150 European species of butterfly, with butterfly diary, schools' page, and links. http://www.guypadfield.com/

111. Painted Lady Butterfly Migration Painted Lady butterflies are often seen migrating northward through Orange County The butterflies were always seen flying north to northwest. http://mamba.bio.uci.edu/~pjbryant/biodiv/lepidopt/nymph/plady.htm

Painted lady Vanessa cardui Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae pjbryant@uci.edu Originals available from Biological Photo Service Freshly laid egg Egg ready to hatch Larva with silk web Larva with silk web accumulating frass Later larva, out of web Last instar larva Prepupa Pupa Adult Similar Species: Cynthia annabella (West Coast Lady) and to a lesser extent Cynthia virginiensis (the Painted Beauty or Virginia Lady). See remarks under these species for distinguishing characteristics. Habitats, Behavior: Found in almost any sunny and open spot during years of abundance. Distribution: Probably the world's most widely distributed butterfly, the Painted Lady is often a common sight in Orange County , although in some years it is almost absent. Usually seen at lower elevations, it occurs at all elevations in the county during years of migration. Flight Period: Orange County records extend from January to October, although the species conceivably may be found throughout the year. Multiple brooded. Larval Foodplants Cheeseweed Malva spp .); thistles

112. Butterflies And Skippers Of North America - butterflies and Skippers of Eastern Forests and Meadows. butterflies of Swamps, Marshes, Bogs, and Salt Marshes. butterflies of the Prairies. http://www.nearctica.com/butter/

Special Segments Butterflies of North America Conifers of North America Eastern Birds List of N.A. Insects Home Eastern Wildflowers General Topics Natural History Ecology Family Environment Evolution Home Education Home Conservation Geophysics Paleontology Commercial Organizations NEARCTICA.COM PRESENTS The Butterflies and Skippers of North America by Paul A. Opler, Ray E. Stanford, Harry Pavulaan, the Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center (USGS), and the staff of Nearctica.com Introduction The Complete Butterflies and Skippers of North America. Access the Species with Thumbnail Plates and Identification Aids Access the Species from a Checklist of the Species Search for Species by Keywords Checklists of Species for Individual States of the United States (This is an outside link taking you to the corresponding web site from the Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center). A Comparison of the Species in two Butterfly Lists Some Butterflies and Skippers of Different Habitats. Common and Widespread Butterflies and Skippers Tundra and Alpine Butterflies and Skippers Butterflies and Skippers of Eastern Forests and Meadows Butterflies of Swamps, Marshes, Bogs, and Salt Marshes

113. Butterflies And Dragonflies Of Sri Lanka Information about butterflies, dragonflies, and other insects in Sri Lanka and their ecology. http://www.srilankaninsects.net/

Ecological zones Butterflies Dragonflies Moths ... Publications Talycada nyseus - Red Pierrot Sri Lanka is a tropical island that lies off the south eastern tip of India, just north of the equator. It is approximately 250 miles long by 150 miles wide. Though small, it has varied climatic and geographical zones. From the capital city of Colombo, within a distance of 70 miles as the crow flies, one goes from sea level to over 8000 feet. The changes in elevation, annual rainfall, and the underlying geology has given rise to a diversity of plant species and in different ecological zones The fauna and flora of Sri Lanka contain many endemic species as well as species that are closely related to those of the Indian sub-continent. We hope that this site inspires you to take a greater interest in the world of insects and their conservation. If you like to share your sightings of Sri Lankan butterflies and dragonflies, please send us your information. Site designed, written and maintained by Michael and Nancy van der Poorten. Your comments are most welcome!

114. Butterflies And Moths Database Home Page Awarded Podalirius star for best website about butterflies and moths November 2004. LAST UPDATED 1 OCTOBER 2004. Questions and comments about the database http://www.nhm.ac.uk/research-curation/projects/butmoth/

Skip to page content Research and curation Business centre About us Search Home Visit us Nature online Kids only ... Buy online Back to: Projects You are here: Home Projects Introduction Search for a genus ... Help Brian Pitkin and Paul Jenkins Awarded Podalirius star for best website about butterflies and moths November 2004 LAST UPDATED 1 OCTOBER 2004 Questions and comments about the database to Brian Pitkin If you do not find the genus-group name your are looking for or you have described a genus not yet in the database, please contact Brian Pitkin Search for a species using LepIndex : View images of British butterflies Questions and comments about the site to the Webmaster Last updated 05-Nov-2004 Dr B R Pitkin Contact and enquiries Accessibility Site Map

115. Butterflies And Moths Adult butterflies and moths usually have wings with overlapping scales covering When we handle butterflies and moths, the dust that comes off is http://www.150.si.edu/150trav/discover/bfly.htm

Discovering Life on a Living Planet Butterflies and Moths Between 150,000 and 200,000 known species of the order Lepidoptera ("scale-wing") live wherever vegetation exists. Adult butterflies and moths usually have wings with overlapping scales covering transparent membranes. When we handle butterflies and moths, the "dust" that comes off is composed of these minute scales. Wing colors and patterns result from either pigments in the scales or their physical structure. Some species' scales refract light, producing iridescent bands of color. While for us their wing colors are the source of delight, for butterflies and moths they serve practical purposes, including camouflage and sexual self-advertisement. Swallowtail Butterfly Monarch Butterfly Brazilian Blue Morpho Butterfly Venezuelan Blue Morpho Butterfly Atlas Moth Birdwing Butterfly Glassywing Butterfly Brush-footed Butterfly Brahmeid Moth Moon Moth Owl Butterfly Sunset Moth

116. Butterflies And Butterfly Gardening In West Virginia Information on hibernation boxes, host plants, food and habitat. http://www.wvu.edu/~agexten/wildlife/butterfl.htm

Butter flies and Butterfly Gardening in West Virginia Wildlife Agriculture and Natural Resources Home Page Norma Jean Venable WVU Extension Service Natural Resources Specialist December 1999 Planting gardens with flowers that attract butterflies is a natural way to attract these lovely creatures to your yard, garden, patio, or even window sill. Brightly colored butterflies provide interest to your surroundings and are also effective crop and flower pollinators. Your butterfly garden will also attract birds and other wildlife. Before you begin your butterfly garden it is important to know something about butterflies and about their life cycles, biology, and behavior. Butterfly Life Cycle All butterflies have the same general life cycle, consisting of four life stages: egg, larva (the caterpillar), pupa (chrysalis), and adult (the butterfly). Each stage has special food and environmental needs. The cycle begins when butterflies deposit eggs, which they may do in the spring, summer, or fall. Eggs differ in size and shape depending on the species. Butterflies can lay anywhere from 200 to 1,500 eggs depending on the species. Some are laid singly, some in clusters. A good nectar source is important to the adult's ability to produce large numbers of eggs. In most cases, eggs hatch within a few days of being deposited. Once a caterpillar is full size, it enters the pupal or chrysalis stage. Using silk produced by silk glands, the caterpillar attaches itself to a plant (or other object). Some butterflies, such as skippers, pupate inside a thin covering of silk and leaves. The caterpillar stays still for about a day as the pupal skin forms under the caterpillar skin. Then the old skin splits open and the pupa emerges. Pupae of some kinds of butterflies can be green or brown. The pupae of monarch butterflies are bright green.

117. Butterfly Exploring butterflies in Kindergarten Foremost s butterflies Are Blooming Give Me a Home Where the butterflies Roam http://www.kidskonnect.com/Butterflies/ButterflyHome.html

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118. Framed Butterfly Art, Butterfly Gifts, Real Butterflies, Blue Morpho, Exotic Offers mounted butterflies in acrylic cases and riker frames. http://www.butterflyutopia.com

Framed Butterflies, Butterfly Art, Butterfly Gifts, Butterfly Everything! Welcome to Butterfly Utopia! Our butterfly displays allow you to preserve nature's beautiful art while helping real butterfly or moth display makes the perfect gift for that special someone. Many different butterfly displays are available, we even allow you to custom build your own display using real exotic butterflies of your choice! We also carry butterfly jewelry made from real tropical butterflies and beautiful stained glass butterfly garden stakes. Also available is an inexpensive butterfly CD featuring high quality butterfly photos that make great desktop wallpapers or printouts to decorate your home with huge, life-like butterflies. Let Butterfly Utopia handle all your butterfly art needs! Gallery Guide: Single Framed Real Butterflies Pages Multiple Framed Real Butterflies Pages Bargain Framed Real Butterflies Page Butterfly Wing Art Page Butterfly Jewelry, more Page Misc. Butterfly Items Page var sc_project=319400; var sc_partition=1;

119. Butterflies Of South Australia Index Habitats, biology, checklists, host plants, how to identify South Australian butterflies, data sheets with photos, conservation, habitat restoration, http://www.chariot.net.au/~rgrund/

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN BUTTERFLIES This site is best viewed at a high screen resolution INDEX INTRODUCTION AND HABITATS WHERE HAVE ALL THE BUTTERFLIES GONE ? BUTTERFLY BIOLOGY CHECKLIST AND CONSERVATION STATUS ... SPONSORS Email English to French English to Chinese-simp English to Chinese-trad English to Dutch English to German English to Greek English to Italian English to Japanese English to Korean English to Portuguese English to Russian English to Spanish This site is continuously updated

120. Jamides Home Page Articles about the Lycaenidae of southeast Asia, list of Japanese butterflies, and information about Japanese insect associations. http://www02.so-net.ne.jp/~jamides/index-e.html

Jamides abdul mayaangelae Takanami, 1992, holotype, male (Simeulue Is.) On Lycaenid butterflies of South-east Asia (Lepidoptera, Lycaenidae) and all kinds of Insects. Japanese here Data base List of "Zephyrus" (Theclini) in the World by Takanami (2004/05/22 revised) List of Lycaenidae from the Philippines Edn.12 (2001/04/01 revised) List of Butterflies from Japan By Mr.Hirotaka Matsuka, 2003.6.10 up date. MIDI BOX BGM of "Jamides" Topics of Lycaenidae of South East Asia Four Lycaenid butterflies newly discovered from Sulawesi Male of Sinthusa makikoae (text Japanese) Genus Rapala of Southeast Asia (Plates only) Insects Societies, Books and Magazines in Japan The Life Histories of Asian Butterflies, Vol.I Vol.II EndlessCollectin Series (A book series of beautiful insects) Vo.1. Flower Beetles Vol.2. Jewel Beetles Vol.3. Giant Beetles Vol.5. Stag Beetles II ... Suppl. I. "Enthusiastic Collection" Corrigenda and addenda ! Japan Insect Association (in Japanese) The Butterfly Society of Japan Butterflies Contents (adjourned for a while since 2004) Sunset in Langkawi J.S.Bach-Partita I, BWV825 Sarabande (arranged by Dennis)

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