121. Ginkgo's Cyber Pet Adoption Agency Offers cat, mice, faeries, butterflies and sorceresses. http://www.jade-leaves.com/pets/adopt.shtml

Hello, I'm Ginkgo. Welcome to my cyber pet adoption agency. A few things have changed around here, because I'm a very busy sorceress. I've rearranged some things, and now am finally reopening. I have plenty of pets to choose from, and they're all eager to find new homes. We have cats and mice and faeries and butterflies and sorceresses and more. But first you need to read the rules and then you can come in and meet everyone who lives here. Rules #1. You must have a webpage and know how to put images on it. (If you don't have a webpage and want to just save them to your hard drive to look at, that's ok, too.) #2. You must link your pet back to me at http://www.jade-leaves.com/ #3. You must upload the images to your own serverdon't steal my bandwidth. #4. You may adopt as many pets as you like as long as you link them all back here. #5. You don't have to but I would appreciate it if you would register your pet by signing the adoption register to let me know where your pets will be living. The adoption process is now automatedfind the pet or pets that you would like to adopt, save them to your computer, put them on your pages, and link them back to me.

122. Butterflies Of The Rain Forest: KidExplorers.com butterflies of the Rain Forest. butterflies are among the most beautiful and marvelous creatures in all of nature. Moths are much more common than butterflies. http://www.christiananswers.net/kids/butterflies.html

Butterflies of the Rain Forest B utterflies are among the most beautiful and marvelous creatures in all of nature. Tropical Central and South America is the richest region in the world for butterflies, but they are found in many other places as well. Costa Rica has over 1300 species. A butterfly's life begins with a very tiny egg laid on a leaf. From this develops a larva, the butterfly's caterpillar stage. Eventually, the larva makes a cocoon or chrysalis. Safe inside, it develops into a pupa. Eventually, a beautiful butterfly is released from this container, flying heavenward, fully-developed. What an astounding transformation, from a humble, earth bound worm-like creature to a delicate flying wonder! The adult usually eventually returns to the very plant or tree trunk where it grew up. There it lays its own eggs and begins the process anew (a 2 to 3 month cycle). Did you know that... The color in a butterfly's wings does not come from pigment. The color is produced prism-like by light reflected by their transparent wing scales. Stranger yet, no moth or butterfly eats solid food (though some butterflies drink nectar); some can not even take in moisture.

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

124. 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/

y Guestmap Add a Link Guestbook Email ... Crazy Ladies Society I'm sick of saying "Hi Welcome" so I will say why don't you say something for a change in my little shoutbox below. You can type a url and it will link it so people can click to your little space on the web and you can "Hi and welcome to my site" on there..Good idea. Take part in my ebay auctions! I will not and can not use real artists work ie Jonathan Bowser Amy Brown and Greg Olson etc so please do not ask me to crop or modify a graphic of this nature ( and nor should you without permission) This site is currently under construction plz forgive broken links if you encounter any link problems most should work if you go there from this page ...

125. BUTTERFLIES AND THEIR LARVAL FOODPLANTS Photographs and descriptions of the butterflies and their foodplants of Orange County, California by Peter J. Bryant and Larry Orsak, School of Biological 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 92717 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.

126. Animal Jewelry! Buy Cat Jewelry, Dog Jewelry, Dolphin Jewelry, Designer Jewelry Gold themes such as cats, dogs, frogs, horses, and butterflies. Many designs incorporate diamonds and other gems. http://www.bestanimaljewelry.com

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127. NC State University - NCCES - Working With Wildlife - Hummingbirds And Butterfli Hummingbirds and butterflies. With planning and a little work, these areas can easily be managed to benefit nectarseekers such as hummingbirds and butterflies. http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/nreos/forest/steward/www20.html

Hummingbirds and Butterflies Updated 8/22/95 Backyards and other small areas may have a limited value when managing for larger species like deer, but they are extremely valuable for many other species. With planning and a little work, these areas can easily be managed to benefit nectar-seekers such as hummingbirds and butterflies. By promoting plant species and habitat components that are beneficial to hummingbirds and butterflies, you can insure their colorful presence. This publication highlights key steps to protect and provide the important habitat areas needed by hummingbirds and butterflies. Figure 1. A hummingbird. Getting Started It is important to have a soil test done on potential garden sites before beginning to plant. Soil tests are free through the NC Department of Agriculture Soil Testing Lab. Soil test information and interpretive material is available from your Cooperative Extension Service Center. Extension agents can recommend soil amendments and plants adapted to your area. After a site is chosen, sketch out a garden plan. The plan should show the arrangement of flower groups, the location of water sources, basking areas, and if needed, artificial feeder sites. Hummingbirds and butterflies are attracted to sunny areas. Improve shaded garden sites by opening the canopy.

128. Yahoo!©_¼¯­Ó¤Hºô­¶ - ºô­¶«Ø¸m¤¤ Personal page of a Taiwanese collector. Worldwide butterflies. http://home.kimo.com.tw/yu-kang/

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129. Butterflies: Index Of The Order Lepidoptera record. Select one of the thumbnail photographs of butterflies below to access the descriptive record for this insect. Butterfly http://www.insects.org/entophiles/lepidoptera/

This page displays the twenty eight butterfly records currently available within the Entophiles database. A second page displays three skippers, nine moths and two immature stage record. Select one of the thumbnail photographs of butterflies below to access the descriptive record for this insect. Butterfly members of the Order Lepidoptera are characterized by tiny scales that cover their wing surfaces. These arrangement of these scales determine color and pattern characteristic for each species. They also have a coiled tongue called a proboscis, used to imbibe sweet nectar from flowers or minerals from the forest floor. Most butterfly groups fly during daylight hours. Next page contains 3 skippers, 34 moths and 2 immature records. View the Index of Orders View Complete Photo List Flies Beetles True Bugs Cockroaches Praying Mantids Grasshoppers, Crickets Walking Sticks Mayflies Non-Insects

130. Butterflies Of Kerala, India That is not all Kerala s beautiful countryside can boast of a vast and fascinating variety of butterflies - be it in the myriad plantation areas or your own http://www.butterflieskerala.com/

Butterflies of Kerala Check List Tours Tariffs ... Contact document.write("" + day + month); document.write(myweekday + ", " + year + ""); Kerala is one of the eighteen 'biodiversity centres' of the world. This land is home to more than 500 birds and 330 butterfly species , 37 of these endemic to this region. According to Birdlife International, it is also one of eight 'centres of endemism ' in the Indian Subcontinent. Comprising of the largest in India, the Southern or Western Ghats Birdwing ( Troides minos ) with a wingspan of about 25 cms to the smallest, the Grass Jewel ( Zizula hylax ) with only 1.5 to 2 cm wingspan, the Kerala butterfly fauna is rich, diverse and scientifically very interesting. Many Wildlife Sanctuaries in Kerala (officially protected wildlife parks) are a lepidopteran delight - the famous among them being Periyar Tiger Reserve, Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary, Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary, Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary and the Thattekad Bird Sanctuary. That is not all - Kerala's beautiful countryside can boast of a vast and fascinating variety of butterflies - be it in the myriad plantation areas or your own backyard. For those interested in the butterfly life of Kerala, it would be possible to organise dedicated tours in the company of our experts. The tour will take you through some of the most beautiful regions of India and lasts from 2 days to 15 days. Our guides are well versed in spotting the endemics as well as the most elusive ones.

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

132. Europäische Schmetterlinge Von Mario Maier Translate this page europäischen Schmetterlingen von Mario Maier. Europäische Schmetterlinge Tagfalter Schmetterlinge butterflies Vlinders papallones Papilion. http://europeanbutterflies.com/

Europäische Schmetterlinge klickt auf den Schwalbenschwanz! Viele professionelle Fotos und Beschreibungen von europäischen Schmetterlingen von Mario Maier. European Butterflies, Butterfly, Europäische Schmetterling, Schmetterlinge, Falter, Tagfalter, Vlinders, Papillon, Papilio, Papallones, Papilion, Farfalle, Mario Maier, Sommervögel, Photo CD, Fotographie, Bilder, Fotos, Insekten, Lepidoptera, Entomologie, Makro, Macro, Makrofotografie, Photography Dies ist die "No-Frames" Seite. Sie können jedoch mit Hilfe folgender Links direkt auf den Inhalt navigieren: Hauptseite Schmetterlinge Fotografen Südfrankreich ... English Version © 1998 by Mario Maier Send your comments or suggestions to the Webmaster of EuropeanButterflies.com HOME

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

134. A Unique Photographic Record Of British Butterflies By Steven Cheshire. Limited The definitive web site for information and quality photographs of British butterflies with descriptions of each native UK Butterfly plus Photographs of the http://www.britishbutterflies.co.uk/

Identification Most UK butterflies are easy to identify and the most common species are illustrated on this web site with rarer species being added all the time. With only 59 butterflies known to live or migrate to the UK and 31 of these currently illustrated on this web site, identification is very easy. Use our online butterfly identification page first before you try to contact me. A Moth or a Butterfly? Confusion does sometimes occurs when day-flying moths are mistaken for butterflies. Some of the most common are shown below. To find out more about other moths, I recommend you visit http://www.ukmoths.force9.co.uk/ Contact Me your name: your email address: your message: Brimstone Moth Lattice Heath Shaded Broad-bar Cinnabar 6-Spotted Burnet Hummingbird Hawkmoth Number of visits to homepage = 24909 hits. Site launched 20th January 2003.

135. Butterflies The Topic butterflies. Easier butterflies are thin insects with four large, often bright colored wings. However, butterflies are different from moths. http://eduscapes.com/42explore/butter.htm

The Topic: Butterflies Easier - Butterflies are thin insects with four large, often bright colored wings. Harder - Butterflies and moths comprise the insect group called Lepidoptera. However, butterflies are different from moths. There are over 15,000 different species (kinds) of butterflies. Rain forests have the most kinds of butterflies; but butterflies live in woodlands, fields, prairies. Some even live on cold mountaintops, while many others live in hot deserts. Butterflies live almost everywhere in the world. The Butterfly Farm S.A. http://www.butterflyfarm.co.cr/ This site provides information on butterfly bodies, how they grow, their defense mechanisms, and the difference between a moth and a butterfly. Don't miss the Student's Guide to Butterflies section. Monica the Monarch http://www2.cybernex.net/~dbenz/monarch.htm

136. Butterflies At Milkweed Cafe: We Have Something For Everyone Who Loves Butterfli Milkweed Cafe offers informational books about raising, celebrating with and gardening for butterflies,as well as live caterpillars, free butterfly ecards. http://www.milkweedcafe.com/

Welcome to Milkweed Cafe... If you love butterflies, you've come to the right place! You'll find everything from butterfly eggs to in the Butterfly Shoppe Our many repeat customers are our very best advertisement! Visit The Favor Garden section of the shoppe for a wonderful selection of unique nature-inspired favors, place cards, and accessories. Let us create something unique for your celebration! Beautiful new selections of butterfly wing jewelry...not to be missed! Monarch eggs will be available for shipping June through mid-September. 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.

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

Real Exotic Butterfly Displays In Airtight Acrylic Wall Frames Welcome to ButterflyUtopia.com! 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 butterflies and beautiful stained glass butterfly garden stakes. Gallery Guide: Butterfly Pictures Pages Acrylic Framed Real Butterflies Pages Butterfly Wing Art Page Unique Items Page Oak Framed Real Butterflies Page Butterfly Jewelry, more Page Butterfly Garden items Page Butterfly CD Page

138. Butterfly as an illustration, but Professor Jim Spanners of the Pennsylvania Institute for Making Stuff Up takes it seriously, and believes that butterflies are directly http://www.obvious.fsnet.co.uk/butterfly/butterfly.htm

The University of the Bleeding Obvious: Flappery The flap of a butterfly's wings in Central Park could ultimately cause an earthquake in China. So say the proponents of chaos theory, who use 'the butterfly effect' to describe how small and apparently insignificant incidents can set in motion a chain of events with far reaching consequences. The butterfly effect has, until now, been cited only as an illustration, but Professor Jim Spanners of the Pennsylvania Institute for Making Stuff Up takes it seriously, and believes that butterflies are directly responsible for most of the world's major problems. He is urging authorities to act swiftly in order to prevent imminent disaster. So far his warnings have been largely dismissed by everyone except for a select group of people who don't get out much. Recently, in order to underscore his concerns, he published a twelve stage example of exactly how such a catastrophic sequence of events might run: Event One: A butterfly - possibly a cabbage white, or similar variety - spreads itself across a leaf in New York's Central Park. It stretches lazily in the warm sunshine and contentedly flaps its wings. This motion generates a small current of air, barely perceptible, but sufficient enough to divert the course of an airborne spore. The spore lands beside a pathway and begins to germinate.

139. Earth's Birthday Project | Butterflies & Bugs Earth s Birthday Project provides teachers with butterflies and bugs, Big Gift rainforest activities, and science lesson plans to educate children about the http://www.earthsbirthday.org/butterflies/

Home Bug Shop Butterflies Luna Moths ... Butterfly Activity Guide Discover the Painted Lady Butterfly! Handouts, activities and more! Painted Lady FAQS Butterfly Insurance Luna Moths Luna moth facts, lifecycle and a comparison activity Bessbugs The Great Bessbug Challenge and more for classroom or science fair Ladybugs Fun, facts and activities for learning about ladybug beetles Praying Mantids Discover the praying mantis, predator of the garden Jungle Jaws Plants That Eat Bugs Easy activities, experiments and crafts for seeds, sprouts, bulbs and gardens Bug Links Learn even more about butterflies and bugs on the internet Home Contact Us

140. The Butterfly Conservatory, American Museum Of Natural History Past exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History photographs, webcams, virtual tour. http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/butterflies/

Exhibition Highlights See the exhibition through the eyes of 10th grader Alex Andon of the Berkeley Carroll School The Butterfly Conservatory is made possible through the generous support of Bernard and Anne Spitzer Butterfly Cams Virtual Tour Ticket Info FAQ Grow A Butterfly Garden Downloadable Backgrounds

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