141. Welcome To AntBoy's Butterfly Page! Learn about butterfly gardening and raising butterflies. The Essential Butterfly Guide. There are hundreds of different types of butterflies around the world. http://www.heatersworld.com/bugworld/buttrfly.html

Several thousand species of butterflies are known worldwide. The nymphalids, brush-footed butterflies, are by far the largest family, but most of the other families include some familiar species seen everywhere. Many members of all families are brightly colored, but the morphos and some of the hairstreaks, especially in the tropics, are most brilliant with iridescent blues and greens caused by submicroscopic structures on the scales. Many of the larvae and pupae (chrysalids) are brightly colored or grotesquely shaped and bear spines, horns, or peculiar filaments. The Butterfly WebSite The Butterfly WebSite is dedicated to the education of butterfly ecology, conservation, and gardening. Learn about butterfly gardening and raising butterflies. Butterfly Zone The Butterfly Gardening Connection. Hole In Hand Butterfly Farm. At Hole-In-Hand Farm, each butterfly is hand-raised and specially cared for. Their first concern is for the welfare of this wonderful creature above all else. The Essential Butterfly Guide. There are hundreds of different types of butterflies around the world. This guide highlights the most popular butterflies and details which types of plants will serve to attract them to your garden. Butterfly World.

142. Alexei Belik: Russian Butterflies Sale of large selection of insect specimens from exUSSR for collectors worldwide. butterflies (Parnassius, Colias, Erebia, Oeneis, Melitaea, Clossiana and more) and beetles (Carabus, Cicindela, Cetoniidae and more) http://www.geocities.com/Eureka/Plaza/6108/

ear insect collectors and web-wanderers, welcome to my world! This is the world of the beautiful butterflies and beetles, inhabiting the giant territory of the C.I.S. (ex-USSR space, The Commonwealth of the Independent States), the world of the magnificent undisturbed wildlife that I often see in my far expeditions, the world of the entomological science. I suppose that this would be the good idea to show my world to all interested persons, who are curious about the russian people and Russia, still far and enigmatic (for the "Western" people). I hope you will find a lot of interesting here, if you like wildlife and outdoors activity. So, welcome and enjoy! This page hosted by Get your own Free Home Page Last updated: 2003.10.09 Internet Explorer is the registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. This document may not be altered in anyway or distributed without the expressed written permit of A.G.Belik.

143. Tony Nagypal's The World Of Birdwing Butterflies - Www.nagypal.net 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. 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: 05-OCT-03 Last major update: 27-AUG-03

144. The Ohio Lepidopterists Promotes interest in the butterflies and moths of Ohio and neighboring states. Longterm butterfly monitoring project, checklist of Ohio's butterflies, publications, programs, and sales. http://www.ohiolepidopterists.org/

145. Welcome To The Butterflies Starting Page !!! butterflies Starting Page. In order to find information on butterflies, just click on any of the 4 wings in the picture. From there http://www.butterfliesstartingpage.nl/

Butterflies Starting Page In order to find information on butterflies, just click on any of the 4 wings in the picture. From there on, you will be able to navigate to "the best butterfly websites availabe on the internet". Don't forget to check the more butterfly websites as well. For questions, suggestions or whatsoever, contact: gotopostmaster@butterfliesstartingpage.nl PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY : to avoid a lot of spam mail, I have added "goto" before the real email-address. So if you really are interested in butterflies and want to contact me, just erase "goto" in your mail program. And to all of you who have been sending me spam mail, I'M NOT INTERESTED, STOP BUGGING ME !!!!! latest update: August 10th, 2003

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

147. Butterflies And Moths Database Home Page Museum home page, butterflies Moths of the World. Generic Names their Typespecies. Search for a species using LepIndex View images of British butterflies. http://www.nhm.ac.uk/entomology/butmoth/

Brian Pitkin and Paul Jenkins LAST UPDATED FEBRUARY 2004 AND NOW SEARCHING MUCH FASTER Contents Introduction Search for a genus Aim and scope Search for a type-species ... Next page Questions and comments about the database to Brian Pitkin If you do not find the genus-group name your are looking for or you have described a genus not yet in the database, please contact Brian Pitkin Search for a species using LepIndex : View images of British butterflies Questions and comments about the site to the Webmaster Return to Entomology's Home Page Last updated 28-Feb-2004 Dr B R Pitkin

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

149. Butterflies And Skippers Of North America - The butterflies and Skippers of North America by Paul A. Opler, Ray E. Stanford, Harry Pavulaan, the Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center (USGS), and the http://www.nearctica.com/butter/

Special Segments Butterflies of North America Conifers of North America Eastern Birds List of N.A. Insects Home Eastern Wildflowers General Topics Natural History Ecology Family Environment Evolution Home Education Home Conservation Geophysics Paleontology Commercial Organizations NEARCTICA.COM PRESENTS The Butterflies and Skippers of North America by Paul A. Opler, Ray E. Stanford, Harry Pavulaan, the Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center (USGS), and the staff of Nearctica.com Introduction The Complete Butterflies and Skippers of North America. Access the Species with Thumbnail Plates and Identification Aids Access the Species from a Checklist of the Species Search for Species by Keywords Checklists of Species for Individual States of the United States (This is an outside link taking you to the corresponding web site from the Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center). A Comparison of the Species in two Butterfly Lists Some Butterflies and Skippers of Different Habitats. Common and Widespread Butterflies and Skippers Tundra and Alpine Butterflies and Skippers Butterflies and Skippers of Eastern Forests and Meadows Butterflies of Swamps, Marshes, Bogs, and Salt Marshes

150. Temp Scenic mountain landscapes, flowers, butterflies, and birds. http://www.dephoto.com/

151. Moved Antique cars, balloons, birds, butterflies, country, animals, floral, fantasy, wildlife and others. http://members.fortunecity.com/solaudy/index.html

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152. WEST VIRGINIA BUTTERFLIES West Virginia butterflies. Listings. It was published by the University of Pittsburgh Press. ISBN 08229-5657-8. Return to butterflies page. Return to Main Page. http://jajhs.kana.k12.wv.us/vwv/animal/butterfly/butterfly.htm

West Virginia Butterflies Listings American Lady Aphrodite Fritillary Appalachian Azure Appalachian Brown ... Zebra Swallowtail This section is made possible through the efforts of The Kanawha Garden Club Click HERE for recommendations of books related to the study of butterflies We would like to thank Mr. Allen for the support in preparing these pages. He allowed the use of his book as source material and allowed us the use of many unpublished pictures from his personal collection. More detailed information about these animals is available in the book "The Butterflies of West Virginia and Their Caterpillars" by Thomas J. Allen. It was published by the University of Pittsburgh Press. ISBN 0-8229-5657-8. Return to Butterflies page Return to Main Page

153. Animal Jewelry - Horse, Elephant, Butterfly, Dolphin, Frog, Pets. Sterling silver jewelry with themes such as tigers, horses, butterflies, elephants, dogs, cats, and dolphins. http://www.jewelryanimal.com/

animal jewelry Bear Jewelry Big Cats Jewelry Bird Jewelry ... Turtle Jewelry Animal Jewelry Jewelry with an Animal Attitude Celebrate animals pets , and wildlife with beautiful jewelry with an animal theme. You'll find bracelets, earrings, necklaces, charms and more - all with an animal attitude. Whether you are a pet lover, or enjoy watching animals in the wild, you will love the wonderful selection of jewelry Our animal theme jewelry includes animals such as horses, butterflies, frogs, elephants, dolphins, and rabbits. Themes also include pets such as dogs and cats. We have a large and continually growing selection of animal themed jewelry. Are bugs your thing? We have ladybug jewelry, bumble bee earrings, and dragonfly jewelry. Maybe you like snakes or geckos. Amd keep checking back. We have different animals on sale all the time. Right now, all frog jewelry is 15% off. Keep up to date with specials and new arrivals here at Jewelry Animal by subscribing to our free newsletter. As a bonus, you will receive a coupon for a 10% discount off your next purchase of jewelry . Enter your email address above, and we will email you the discount coupon which can be used at checkout time.

154. Butterfly Fun At PrimaryGames.com Have fun learning about butterflies with our free coloring pages, games, stationery, facts, and more! butterflies. Want to learn more about butterflies? http://www.primarygames.com/science/butterflies/butterflies.htm

Science Fun: Butterflies Want to learn more about butterflies? We have lots of things for you to do! Print out and color our butterfly coloring pages. Play butterfly games Are you a Butterfly Expert? Check out our facts page to learn more about these beautiful insects. Write a story or a letter to a friend on our stationery We also have Butterfly stationery for younger writers Looking for other butterfly sites? Visit our links page. Last updated:

155. Peter's Phonecard Page Personal page Thai collector with catalogue also thematic - butterflies and eggs. http://www.ppp-thailand.de/

Thai phonecards online catalogue Thai catalogue Butterflies w/w Other Themes Special w/w ... Vote for the most beautiful phonecards of Thailand All phonecards with my favorite themes, telephone tokens and bimetallic coins are wanted if they are not yet displayed on this site. The butterfly theme is still my first priority. Please feel free to tell me what you like and/or dislike on PPP. I would appreciate any report of broken links. If you intend to swap then please add scans and/or a short description of the offered cards and tell me which cards/themes you seek in exchange. Please never send items without agreement! E-mail: ppp_thailand hotmail.com Please replace with That's a precaution for to prevent junk-mail Swap rules: All items (phonecards/tokens/coins) must be send by registered airmail! May I first apologize to all honest trustworthy collectobs for the following message. It is regrettable that it seems to be necessary to impose this swap rule. If you contact me first then you send your cards first! Peter Domhardt and Kanjarat Meetechaprasert, Kanchanaburi/Thailand, April 19, 2004

156. Symmetry - Science Museum Of Minnesota Symmetry. Patterns in Nature. butterflies and moths are symmetrical, they have two equal sides. butterflies are examples of bilateral symmetry. http://www.smm.org/sln/tf/s/symmetry/symmetry.html

Symmetry Patterns in Nature Butterflies and moths are symmetrical, they have two equal sides. Symmetry means balanced proportions. Mrs. Schmidt's class spotted symmetry everywhere! Find One Look closely at a butterfly or moth. See the patterns of color and designs in their wings. Do you see the symmetry? Butterflies are examples of bilateral symmetry. Make your own balancing butterfly. Collect: posterboard butterfly pattern markers scissors tape pennies color your butterfly pattern cut the butterfly out tape a penny to tip of each wing Are all butterflies symmetrical? Go outside, look carefully at butterflies and other insects and start a collection of balancing bugs. What is the difference between a butterfly and a moth? Follow something symmetrical The Butterfly Alphabet Can you find the butterfly? Gathered by topic Connected together Index of ideas Try something new Science Learning Network

157. Butterfly Count results and articles. http://owlnut.rr.ualberta.ca/~barb/butterfly.html

Alberta Butterflies Equipment: Books Nets , and Binoculars Alberta Bugs How to participate in official NABA Butterfly Counts in Alberta List of Alberta Butterfly Counts The Name Game - What names to use on the NABA Butterfly Count Forms. Corrections to Alberta Butterflies ... Alberta Natural Heritage Centre's Webpage This web site contains the lists of species being tracked in Alberta. Butterflies to Watch For By Norbert G. Kondla Butterflies of Conservation Interest in Alberta, British Columbia and Yukon By Norbert G. Kondla Care and Feeding of Vouchers Butterflies North and South Lepidopterists' Society Home Page: moths, butterflies Other Internet Resources Internet resources for lepidopterists Butterflies of North America Web Site: North American Butterfly Association Los Angeles NABA Web Site: This page is maintained by Barb Beck Please address comments, additions and corrections to Barb.Beck@Ualberta.CA Last Change March 31, 2000

158. Entomology Web Sites: BUTTERFLIES General Information about butterflies. Insect Macrophotography; The Zygaenas butterflies, Zygaenas, Lepidoptera. Common Species of butterflies. http://www.isis.vt.edu/~fanjun/text/Link_specb04.html

BUTTERFLIES Home General Association Biology ... t-z General Information about Butterflies Beautiful World of Butterfly from THAIS in Italy Butterflies and Insects Of the World by Graham Broomfield Butterfly ARC from Italy Butterfly Art by Randi Jones Butterfly Guide from Butterfly Zone Butterflies in USA US Geological Survey Butterflies of Catalonia and Andorra Alfons G. Dolsa Butterfly in Urban Garden from Butterfly Zone The Butterfly WebSite The Nature Store Butterflies and Moths of Israel Israeli Lepidopterists Society Butterflies of Catalonia Butterfly Center Butterflies of Ireland by Adrian Phelan Butterflies of the Maltese Islands Butterflies of North Dakota Butterflies Trader's Home Page The Butterfly WebSite Internet Resources The Butterfly WebSite Home Page Chuck's Butterfly Page Picture, Pictures Florida Butterfly Tutorials University of Florida Lanni Butterfly Enterprises Michael's Fluttering Wings Butterfly Ranch Monarch Watch from University of Kansas Niagara Parks Butterfly Conservatory South Carolina Butterfly Project Studying Butterflies in UrbanAreas Michigan Entomological Society Texas Monarch Watch Yahoo's Butterflies and Moth page Zygaenas Butterflies sci.bio.entomology.lepidoptera

159. BUTTERFLIES & MOTHS News, sightings, and field trip reports. http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~kenelks/butterfly.htm

Butterflies and Moths in Kingston Contents will be regularly updated Send me an e-mail message CONTENTS Diary Butterfly First Sightings 2004 Other Butterfly Sites of Interest Photo: Marbled White, Kingston, 1999 Number of visitors to this site since 1 March 2004:

160. Education Center Activity: Beautiful Butterflies Beautiful butterflies. Art Activity. These butterflies will look like stained glass when they are hung on windows. WHAT YOU http://www.eduplace.com/rdg/gen_act/insect/b_fly.html

Beautiful Butterflies Art Activity These butterflies will look like stained glass when they are hung on windows. WHAT YOU NEED Tissue paper in many colors One copy per student or group of students of an outline of a butterfly, about 6"x8" Wax paper, cut about 2" larger than the butterfly outline Liquid starch Paintbrushes Scissors WHAT TO DO Tear colored tissue into different 3" shapes. Place wax paper over butterfly outline. Use the liquid starch to paint tissue pieces onto the wax paper, filling in the outline of the butterfly with a mosaic of different colors. Add one or two more layers of tissue and allow to dry overnight. Cut out the butterfly, following the outline on the underlying paper, and then slowly peel off the wax paper. Tape butterflies to the window and let the sun shine through! Activity Search Reading Center Math Center Social Studies Center ... Site Index

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