Butterfly

Butterfly Washcloth Craft Add a little luxury to your bath with our Knitted Butterfly wash cloths. Great as gifts --add to a gift basket of soaps and lotions. Butterfly Washcloth Craft

Butterfly Bush The Butterfly Bush gets its name because it attracts butterflies but it is also known for attracting other creatures to include fritillaries, tortoiseshells, honey bees, and swallowtail, all enjoying the sweet nectar of the blossoms. Officially known as "Buddleia", there are more than 100 species and cultivars. These bushes are medium to large in size, making them an exceptional choice or forming a hedge, filling in space, or anchoring a perennial bed. The only downside to the Butterfly Bush is that it is a vigorous and messy grower. In other words, the branches will begin to grow how and where they like so on-going trimming is required. The branches support beautiful lilac-like clusters of flowers, as well as side branches and blossoms. The fragrance of the blooms is sweet and pleasant, especially during the warmest par of the day. These flowers come in a variety of colors such as white, purple, pink, and red. These bushes have a high tolerance to alka

Butterfly tattoos Butterfly tattoo art is becoming one of the most popular and requested tattoo designs, especially among women. More than 50% of the female "tattoo population" have some type of butterfly design, whether it be on their back, ankle, or chest. And for a good reason. Butterflies are unmatched in their intrinsic yet peculiar designs and beauty. Enjoy the butterfly tattoos pictures below. Butterfly tattoos

Cartoon Butterflies And Flowers Butterfly coloring pages are enjoyable for every ages, but are suitable for toddlers, preschool and kindergarten.You will easily see how every pedagogue has at least one butterfly coloring sheets in the class.Your children will be teached to love and enjoy nature, but also to protect it, in order to preserver such beautiful animals, like the butterflies.The pages are very often used to make some great gifts or special cards for the family.And after the colouring job is finished, the children will be able to rediscover the butterflies in nature, only by visiting a garden or by watching closely a flower. Cartoon Butterflies And Flowers

When it comes to Monarch Butterflies, a lot of people do not know exactly what they eat. Let’s explore some of the things that they would eat. First, you have to realize that there are a lot of monarch butterfly food sources; you just have to look for them! We promise that there are many different monarch butterfly food sources all over your backyard; you just need to look for them. For starters, the larvae (caterpillars) of monarch butterflies eat ONLY milkweed, this is why the monarch butterfly is dubbed the ‘milkweed butterfly’. The larvae stage is the only stage of the monarch butterfly that feeds on milkweed; there is something in milkweed that allows the caterpillar to grow and keep all of the vitamins needed to transform into a beautiful butterfly. In turn, the adult butterflies consume all sorts of different things including nectar, water and even liquids from some of the fruits we consume. If you are looking to attract monarch butterflies to your backyard, simply plant a few f

Butterfly - Common Grass-Yellow (Eurema hecabe) White and Sulfur Family (Pieridae) Members of this family are worldwide in distribution, but most species are found in the tropics. Adults have medium to small wings that are white, yellow, or orange, with some black or red, and many have hidden ultraviolet patterns that are used in courtship. Species with more than one generation usually have distinct seasonal variation in appearance. Adults of all species visit flowers for nectar, and adults of both sexes have three pairs of walking legs. The majority of caterpillars of North American whites and sulphurs feed on legumes or crucifers (members of the Mustard family). Typically, temperate species overwinter in the pupal or larval stage, while tropical species overwinter as adults. Common Grass-Yellow (Eurema hecabe) Green-veined White (Pieris napi) Bath White (Pontia daplidice) Orange Tip (Anthocharis cardimine) Clouded Yellow (Colias crocea)