141. The Butterfly Celebration An alternative to throwing rice, release live butterflies at your wedding. http://www.butterflycelebration.com/

142. Attracting Butterflies To Your Yard - Backyard Wildlife Habitat Attracting butterflies to your backyard. Brightly colored butterflies can be a welcome addition to your Backyard Wildlife Habitat landscape. http://www.nwf.org/backyardwildlifehabitat/attractbutterflies.cfm

About NWF Contact Us Search IN-DEPTH RESOURCES: OUR PROGRAMS WHERE WE WORK NEWSROOM Home ... Outdoor Classroom Tips and Projects Attracting Butterflies Butterfly facts Brightly colored butterflies can be a welcome addition to your Backyard Wildlife Habitat landscape. To attract the greatest number of butterflies and have them as residents in your yard you will need to have plants that serve the needs of all life stages of the butterfly. They need a place to lay eggs, food plants for the larva (caterpillar), a place to form a chrysalis, and nectar sources for the adult. Most adult butterflies live 10-20 days. Some, however, are believed to live no longer than three or four days, while others, such as overwintering monarchs, may live six months. More than 700 species of butterflies are found in North America. Very few are agricultural pests. Adult butterflies range in size from the half-inch pigmy blue found in southern California to the giant female Queen Alexandra's birdwing of New Guinea, which measures about 10 inches from wing tip to wing tip. Butterfly tarsi or "feet" possess a sense similar to taste. Contact with sweet liquids such as nectar causes the proboscis to uncoil. Millions of shinglelike, overlapping scales give butterfly wings their color and patterns. Metallic, irridescent hues come from faceted scales that refract light; solid colors are from pigmented scales. During the time from hatching to pupating (forming the pupa or chrysalis), the caterpillar may increase its body size more than 30,000 times. The chrysalises or pupae of many common gossamer wings - a group of butterflies which includes the blues, hairstreaks and elfins - are capable of producing weak sounds. By flexing and rubbing together body segment membranes, sounds are generated that may frighten off small predators and parasites.

143. Dave Britton's Insect Photos Images of butterflies, moths, and other insects, mainly from Australia. http://www-personal.une.edu.au/~dbritton/bugpics.htm

Dave Britton's Insect Photos Page last updated 12-May-2003 Table of Contents Lepidoptera Butterflies Hesperiidae (Skippers) Papilliondiae (Swallowtails) Pieridae (Whites and Yellows) Nymphalidae (Browns, Nymphs, Danaines) Lycaenidae (Blues and Coppers) Moths Alucitidae (Many-Plume moths) Arctiidae (Woolly Bears, Footmen, Tiger Moths) Anthelidae Castniidae (Sun moths) Dalceridae Geometridae (loopers, inch worms) Hepialidae (Swift Moths) Lasiocampidae (Lappet Moths) Limacodidae (Cup Moths) Lymantriidae (Tussock Moths) Noctuidae (Bollworms, armyworms, cutworms) Oecophoridae (Mallee Moths) Oenosandridae Pterophoridae (Plume Moths) Pyralidae (Web worms) Saturniidae (Emperor Moths) Sphingidae (Hawk Moths) Tortricidae (Leaf Rollers, Tip worms) Thaumetopoeidae (Processionary caterpillars, bagworms) Thyrididae Uraniidae Large Orders Coleoptera (Beetles) Diptera (Flies) Hymenoptera (Ants, Wasps and Bees)

144. Tony Nagypal's The World Of Birdwing Butterflies - Www.nagypal.net Welcome to the fascinating world of the Birdwing butterflies! This site offers you more than 500 images of all known species. There are also systematic http://www.nagypal.net/

www.nagypal.net An introduction to THE WORLD OF BIRDWING BUTTERFLIES Welcome to the fascinating world of the Birdwing Butterflies! This site offers you more than 500 images of all known species. There are also systematic lists and taxonomic notes to each species. Come on in! Systematic list of the Troidini group Systematic list of the birdwing butterflies About this web site Applied literature ... Help me - since 28 May 2000 - Last minor update: 12-MAY-05 Last major update: 09-MAY-05

145. Caterpillars Of Australian Butterflies Stella Crossley. (updated 14 March 2005). Australia is home to about 416 species of butterflies from five families. PAPILIONIDAE http://linus.socs.uts.edu.au/~don/larvae/butter.html

Butterfly Larvae of Australia Don Herbison-Evans donherbisonevans@yahoo.com Stella Crossley (updated 14 March 2005) Australia is home to about 416 species of butterflies from five families: PAPILIONIDAE Swallowtails and Birdwings NYMPHALIDAE Nymphs, Danaiids, Satyrs, Fritillaries, and Browns PIERIDAE Whites and Yellows LYCAENIDAE Blues and Coppers HESPERIIDAE Darters and Skippers Caterpillar FAQ's Australian caterpillars Australian moths Some links to Australian regional Butterfly sites: South Australian Butterflies Townsville Area Butterflies Brisbane Area Butterflies Canberra Area Butterflies ... Victorian Butterflies This Butterfly Ring site is owned by Don Herbison-Evans Want to join the Butterfly Ring Skip Prev Prev Next ... List Sites

146. Butterflies Of Greater Sydney In the 1970 s, when Don lived in Manly, these butterflies would regularly visit, One of the most common Sydney butterflies in midlate spring, http://linus.socs.uts.edu.au/~don/larvae/sydbuts.html

Butterflies from around Sydney, Australia Don Herbison-Evans donherbisonevans@yahoo.com Stewart Newman ( msummerf@bigpond.net.au (updated 9 August 2004) This list is derived largely from Kelvyn and Lawrence Dunns' "Review of Australian Butterflies" which was definitely a labour of love. They examined every specimen from most of the major collections or were supplied this information by the owners, and collated the data from dozens of private collections as well, totalling a staggering 86,621 records of butterflies collected in Australia. The rest of the info is from Alexander Burns "Butterflies in Colour", Charles MacCubbins "Australian Butterflies", and from our own somewhat vague memories and notes. The following species are the ones recorded in the greater Sydney area (the Wollongong-Katoomba-Gosford triangle): PAPILIONIDAE Swallowtails and Birdwings Cressida cressida A few records in October and one in April says this species is a great rarity in Sydney. It is a coastal insect, and Sydney is well south of the range where its foodplant is mainly found. Graphium eurypylus It is very difficult to differentiate between this species and Graphium sarpedon in flight or at a distance when feeding, which is a problem as it is a very active species. It has been found in Waverley, and Stewart observed adults at Berowra in April 2003. There was also a small population at Revesby Heights, where they could be seen on sunny days in February/April visiting the local Buddleias there, although ecofreaks have removed many of the Buddleias in that area, so that population may now be extinct. Sydney is its absolute southern limit. However, some were seen on Buddleia flowers in Narraweena in February 2004.

147. Butterfly Domain - Home - Butterfly Domain- Genuine Butterflies Specializing in butterflies encased in flight displays and scientific mounts. Site includes links to other resources and a Butterflyof-the-Month club. http://www.butterflydomain.com

Home Butterfly Display Gallery and Insect Asides The Butterfly Club About Our Butterflies FAQ ... Butterfly and Insect links Welcome to Butterfly Domain.com! OUR SITE IS TEMPORARILY DOWN. PLEASE CHECK BACK WITH US IN A FEW WEEKS! NO ORDERS WILL BE PROCESSED AS OF FEB, 2005. WE'LL BE BACK SHORTLY! We specialize in genuine butterfly flight displays in sealed acrylic cases. We also offer A1 quality scientific mounts. Browse through Insect Asides, our online insect-themed gift shop! We offer over 100 items, the largest mounted display site on the web! All of our real butterfly displays are custom made to your order. We require 16 business days to ship. Our acrylic flights were featured on the decorating show "Trading Spaces" on the TLC television network. One of the 13x17 designs featured in our gallery was a custom design for their designer, Vern Yip. You may see details, and purchase one just like it, in the 13x17 section in the Gallery. Our real butterflies are non-endangered. Their purchase sustains the rainforest and it's natives through farming programs. Wild butterfly populations are enhanced by this plan. Please read more on the "About Our Butterflies" page. A beautiful and environmentally sound purchase!! We offer personalized gift cards during checkout. We're so glad you found us! We update often. PLEASE BOOKMARK OUR SITE!! We ship only within the U.S. due to U.S. Fish and Wildlife regulations.

148. Milkweed Cafe's Nature Site Offers informational books about raising, celebrating with and gardening for butterflies,as well as raising kits and gifts. http://www.milkweedcafe.com/

Welcome to Milkweed Cafe.com... You'll find everything from butterfly eggs to in the Nature Shoppe. Our many repeat customers are our very best advertisement! Visit The Favor Garden Many New Selections! Our nature shoppe has too many Visit this section for lots of helpful information on butterfly gardening. Visit Club Caterpillar for great puzzles, games, and learning activities - all about caterpillars, butterflies, and moths. You can also watch a caterpillar hatch from its egg or view some great scanning electron microscope photos! Visit our Fascinating Facts page to learn all about butterflies and moths. Answers to frequently asked questions about Milkweed Cafe. Before you leave, be sure to take a look at our butterfly and butterfly gardening links! Home Nature Shoppe Butterfly Garden Fascinating Facts ... E-Mail Website © 1998 - 2005 Milkweed Cafe

149. ORNITHOPTERA/Insect Supplier & Entomological Equipmen A trader of entomological equipment (pins, butterfly nets, forceps, spreading boards) and dried butterflies, moths, and insects from around the world. http://www.chez.com/ornithoptera/

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150. Lesson Exchange: Monarch Butterflies (Elementary, Science) Monarch butterflies. Science, level Elementary Monarch butterflies. Written by Elaine Bishop, Grundy Center Community Schools, Grundy Center, IA http://www.teachers.net/lessons/posts/393.html

Chatboards Teachers Administrators Librarians ... Print Lesson #393. Monarch Butterflies Science, level: Elementary Posted Fri Jun 11 09:12:04 PDT 1999 by Elaine Bishop Cindi Kaiser ( ebishop@sbtek.net dkaiser233@aol.com GC Elementary Jewett Elementary , Grundy Center,IA Waterloo, IA Materials Required: computer with Internet, printer, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, flannelboard, activity materials Activity Time: 8 lessons during a 3-4 week period Concepts Taught: Monarch butterfly life cycle, appreciation of an author and literature Beginning Internet: Using the Internet to Support Teaching and Learning Patty AcheyCutts, Instructor June 11, 1999 Monarch Butterflies Written by : Elaine Bishop, Grundy Center Community Schools, Grundy Center, IA Cindi Kaiser, Jewett Elementary School, Waterloo, IA Level: K-1 Summary: Our project utilizes technology in teaching students about the life cycle of the Monarch butterfly and a specific author when using literature. Since we will be observing a real Monarch caterpillar as it grows and changes, the lessons will take place over a period of three to four weeks. Materials: Computer with Internet, printer, The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle, flannelboard and story pieces, materials for activities (listed with plans)

151. Nature E-cards By Oscar Gutierrez Cards with images of flowers, butterflies, landscapes, wildlife and nature. http://www.ogphoto.com/ecards_index.html

152. NSiS: Florida Butterflies Information about Florida s butterflies and butterfly gardening with native plants. http://www.nsis.org/butterfly/

Florida's Butterflies With the warm climate, butterflies are often in flight year round in Florida. From the Giant Swallowtail to the Little Metalmark, the state has a wealth of flitterers, flutterers, flappers, and gliders brightening the landscape. Have you seen the state butterfly Gardening for Butterflies Where to begin Nectar plants Nectar plant families Host plants ... Pesticides Focus On American Painted Lady Great Southern White Gulf Fritillary Monarch ... Zebra Longwing Find Out More Books Organizations Photo Gallery What's New Butterfly Species Master List Blues Brushfoots Fritillaries ... Whites

153. The International Lepidoptera Survey An organization devoted to discovering and describing new species and forms of butterflies and moths. Includes sample issues of The Taxonomic Report, an extensive photo gallery of type specimens, and lists of scientific and common names of the US and Canada. http://www.tils-ttr.org/

154. Blooming Butterflies Blooming butterflies . . . discovering the life cycle butterflies are beautiful insects!! They re wings have vibrant colors and allow them to soar all http://its.guilford.k12.nc.us/webquests/butterflies/butterflies.htm

Blooming Butterflies . . . discovering the life cycle Metamorphosis Introduction Task Process Resources ... Conclusion Introduction: Butterflies are beautiful insects!! They're wings have vibrant colors and allow them to soar all over the USA. It takes about 10-15 days before a butterfly comes to life and you will discover how!! back to top The Task: To learn and explore how a butterfly comes to life through "Metamorphosis" Learn the 4 basic stages of the butterfly Print out the life cycle page and draw, color and label the stages. Learn "butterfly" vocabulary words. back to top The Process: (What to do) At the computer: Read all directions before you click - Print out this worksheet to use as you explore the stages click on the for e gg (see how small the egg is on a leaf) Remember to click BACK . . . - click on the for c aterpillar (notice the 3 main parts of a caterpillar's body) Remember to click BACK . . . - click on the for p upa (What happened to the caterpillar? How did he get inside that cocoon?) Remember to click BACK . . .

155. Lilika's Adoption Agency Animals and fantasy creatures, including cats, butterflies, teddy bears and dragons. May not work in Netscape. http://www.geocities.com/lilikas_adoptions/

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156. The Official Site Of The Telepathic Butterflies butterfly news biography upcoming shows discography songs photo gallery interviews reviews gig history contact and order info links. http://www.telepathicbutterflies.com/

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157. SHELL JEWELRY PAUA SHELLS:Paua Shell Jewelry,necklace Pendants, Anklets,bangle B Paua shell bracelets, earrings, necklaces, anklets, with butterflies, dolphins, hearts, and pets. http://www.softsellcrafts.com/

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158. Butterflies In Bloom butterflies by Flower Name Life Cycle Gallery http//aggiehorticulture.tamu.edu/plantanswers/butterflies/ November 9, 2003. http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/plantanswers/butterflies/

Butterflies in bloom is a photographic essay on the relationship between butterflies and flowering ornamental plants. The photos were taken during the late summer and early fall of 2003 by Dr. Jerry Parsons and his able assistant Forrest Appleton. Photos can be viewed as a whole collection in the Butterfly Gallery, sorted by butterfly name, sorted by flower name, or as a special feature showing all the stages in insect metamorphosis. Graphics and page layout by Brooke Bludau. http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/plantanswers/butterflies/ November 9, 2003

159. Custom Cut To Size Picture Frames Matting Framing Supplies Fine Art Prints Framed and matted prints of hummingbirds, songbirds, waterfowl, deer, butterflies, and fall foliage. http://www.Racinphoto.com

Custom Picture Frames Custom Cut to Size Picture Frames Custom Picture Frames You can buy Hand Crafted Picture Frames-Custom Picture Frames-Fine Art Prints-Mirror-Framing Supplies-Solid Wood-Custom-Photo-Needle Point-Frames-Highly Figured-Birdseye Maple-Tiger Maple-Curly Maple-Fiddleback Maple-Hard Maple-Honey Maple-Tiger Oak-Curly Oak-Golden Oak-Red Oak-White Oak-Curly Cherry-Early American Cherry-Black Cherry-Red Cherry-Walnut-Black Walnut. Custom Made to Size Framed Mirrors Custom Picture Frames Our Crystal Clear Acrylic is .098" thick which is similar to regular glass. This is more than 50% thicker than most picture framers offer. The thicker acrylic is much stiffer to give your print or other artwork better protection. It is shipped with a special protective paper covered film on both sides. Our Acid Free Archival Foamcore Back Board is 3/16" thick. This is also 50% thicker than most framers offer. Our high quality Foamboad will help your print, photo, or other artwork last longer as it will remove some of the acidity of your art work to bring it down to a more neutral level. Our Hanging Kit contains two hangers with screws, wire and wall hook for a professional finish to your frame. Your frame will be drilled for both horizontal and vertical hanging. Custom Cut Matting Custom Cut Matting Custom Picture Frames To Order Custom Cut Mat Board Home Page ... Stock Photography Picture Frames Custom Cut and Made to Size Large and Small, Odd sized and Standard, from a variety of beautiful solid rare and hard to find woods. These solid wood frames must be seen to be appreciated. They are not just sale price cheap, but very inexpensive and can also be purchased with our wholesale discount for your business bargain. A sample of our frames includes Birdseye Maple Tiger Maple or Curly Maple Tiger Oak or Curly Oak American Black Cherry Black Walnut Dark Hickory White Ash. They will have a hand rubbed finish with attention paid to detail. With the lager frames you will receive instructions for assembly.

160. How Butterflies Fly Thousands Of Miles Without Getting Lost While navigation systems in automobiles are a fairly new (and still costly) innovation, monarch butterflies have managed for millennia to navigate their way http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2005/07/050731232627.htm

@import "/styles/navbar.css"; @import "/styles/tabStyles.css"; Set home page Bookmark site Add search Latest News ... Email to friend Text Size A A A Front Page ... Advertise With Us Source Hebrew University Of Jerusalem Date Print this page Email to friend How Butterflies Fly Thousands Of Miles Without Getting Lost While navigation systems in automobiles are a fairly new (and still costly) innovation, monarch butterflies have managed for millennia to navigate their way for a distance of some 3000 miles (4800 kilometers) each fall from Canada to Mexico (and vice-versa in the spring) without losing their way. Related News Stories How Butterflies Fly Thousands Of Miles Without Getting Lost (August 1, 2005) While navigation systems in automobiles are a fairly new (and still costly) innovation, monarch butterflies have managed for millennia to navigate their way for a distance of some 3000 miles (4800 ... full story Body Clocks Keep Migrating Monarchs On Course; Butterfly Flight Simulator Sheds Light On Epic Migration (May 23, 2003) During their winter migration to Mexico, monarch butterflies depend on an internal clock to help them navigate in relation to the sun, scientists have ...

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