Butterfly identification

Discover types of butterflies, including the monarch and swallowtail, while enhancing your English vocabulary through engaging content about these insects.

Butterfly gardens are a beautiful and easy way to attract a variety of winged visitors to your backyard. They provide a peaceful and colorful environment, and help support local butterfly populations.

Butterfly identification poster from the U.S. Forestry Service . Insect activity, Apologia Flying Creatures, #homeschool http://shop.apologia.com/63-zoology-1

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Southern African butterflies and their host plants. Green-banded swallowtail (Cape chesnut) Citrus swallowtail (citrus trees) yellow pansy, #southafrica #zimbabwe #mozambique #batswana

The United States of America is home to well over 700 butterfly species. While only some can be found in all 50 states, like the Monarch, the Painted Lady, and the Red Admiral, most have more limited ranges. We have compiled a list of butterflies found in each state in the US below, where you […]