Superfamily which contains all butterflies
The natural world is in peril. Monarchs, known for their striking orange and black markings, are on the verge of extinction.
Just like any living organism, Monarch caterpillars need water to survive. However, their hydration needs are not the same as ours.
Monarch butterflies are fascinating creatures with unique characteristics and behaviors. Here are the top ten facts about Monarch butterflies: 10. Cultural and Symbolic Significance: Monarch butterflies have become symbols of beauty, transformation, and endurance in various cultures. Their remarkable migration has inspired art, literature, and spiritual interpretations. 9. Overwintering Clusters: During the winter months in…
The Monarch Caterpillar is an esteemed diner in nature’s grand bistro, indulging in a diet that exudes both simplicity and sophistication. Its aliment of choice? The elegant Milkweed plant.
To celebrate this, his 200th post, Johnny has drummed up a list of the Top 200 Butterflies… of the World!
With its striking appearance and occasional resemblance to the famed Monarch butterfly, the Mexican Silverspot is an enthralling creature worth exploring.
Remember, the number of Monarch butterflies remaining is not as many as there would be if you would “Plant More Milkweed.”
If you are cultivating milkweed to support Monarch butterflies, the presence of Milkweed Bugs is normal and should not be a cause for concern.