Butterfly

Butterfly Stages People of all ages are fascinated by watching the aging of the gangly caterpillar, and observing a green chrysalis (pupa state) transforming into a butterfly that quickly grows into an adult. You may have seen experiments in school watching the Monarch progress through its stages. The caterpillar feeds on milkweed to pupate, so placing a few caterpillars in glass jars with fresh milkweed leaves provides the perfect nursery to witness the transformation into butterflies. The thrust of the butterfly marketing campaign is to help you undergo metamorphosis in dealing with your lead from prospects to buyers. The stages of the butterfly is synonymous to the stages of converting your leads into customers, and with these stages abundantly showered with advantages we mentioned above, it is really a tough strategy to beat. Butterfly Stages

Butterfly Species List There are nearly 700 species of butterflies in North America, and in the Chicago area, common butterfly species include the Black Swallowtail, Cabbage White, Eastern Tailed Blue, Spring Azure, the Monarch and many others (Owens, 1991). Attracting butterflies to your yard and garden is easy if you create a habitat that meets the needs the butterflies' needs for growth and development. Adult butterflies feed on nectar from colorful, fragrant flowers. Suitable habitat also includes shelter from wind and rain, open sunny areas for basking, and mud puddles for water and nutrients. Butterfly Species List

POSTMAN BUTTERFLY Heliconius melpomene is a poisonous butterfly from neotropical habitats in Central America to Brazil. This butterfly has long antenna, and wings that are brown with orange spots. They have a wingspan of 2.5 to 3.25 inches (6 to 8 cm). The caterpillars eat passion vines (Passiflora). Family: Nymphalidae, genus Heliconius, species H. melpomene . Butterfly genus species - Postman Butterfly Butterfly genus species - Postman Butterfly

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Butterfly - Atlas Moth Silkworm Moth Family (Saturniidae) The Wild Silk Moths or Silkworm Moths are medium to very large in size, and this family includes the largest moths in North America. Adults have a wingspan of 3 to 15 centimeters, relatively small heads, and densely hairy bodies. Larvae are usually very fleshy, with clumps of raised bristles. Caterpillars mostly feed on leaves of trees and shrubs; some cause severe damage. Pupa develop in silken cocoons or in the soil. Butterfly - Atlas Moth Silkworm Moth Family (Saturniidae)