Did You Know?

Some butterflies , like Monarches, migrate yearly.

Butterflies are the second largest group of pollinators.

The designs that many butterflies have on their wings helps camaflage them, protecting them from predators.

Butterflies are a valuable source of food for various birds,and lizzards.

Herbicides, pesticides, and other chemicals harm many butterflies.

Corpus Christi Butterflies

Beautiful Butterflies !

Many Butterflies migrate through, or live here in the south Texas area .Here's a quick way to identify and learn more about these beauties that flutter around the yard.

Just click on the name of any butterfly to get a full definition and color photo!

Aaron's Skipper Acacia Skipper Acadian Hairstreak Acmon Blue American Copper American Lady American Snout Anise Swallowtail Banded Hairstreak Banded Peacock Baracoa Skipper Barred Yellow Bartram's Scrub-Hairstreak Behr's Hairstreak Black DashBlack Swallowtail Blue Copper Blue Caterpillar Bordered Patch Bramble Hairstreak Brazilian Skipper Broad-winged Skipper

Frigga Fritillary Frosted Elfin Hummingbird Moth Northern Checkerspot Northern Cloudywing Orange Sulphur Orange-barred Sulphur Orange-edged Roadside-Skipper Pink-edged Sulphur Pink-spotted Hawk Moth Ruddy Copper Short-tailed SkipperSickle-winged Skipper Silver-banded Hairstreak Tobacco Hornworm Tobacco Hornworm Moth Tomato Hornworm Tomato Hornworm Moth Viceroy Viceroy Caterpillar Western Tailed-Blue Western Tiger Swallowtail Western White White Peacock Yucca Giant-Skipper Zebra Swallowtail Caterpillar

There are many more butterflies than the most common ones I have listed here, if you want to find out more about butterflies in your area or around the world,

find the source of these links and more information on butterflies at Enature .

Butterflywebsite an extensive collection of butterfly information for teachers, students and gardeners.

Zoom Butterflies all about butterflies, their anatomy, life cycles and reproduction, diet, senses, defense mechanisms, flying, etc.

Butterflies where do they come from? a simple hands-on look at the life cycle of butterflies.

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Did You Know? Some butterflies , like Monarches, migrate yearly. Butterflies are the second largest group of pollinators. The designs that many butterflies have on their wings helps camaflage them, protecting them from predators. Butterflies are a valuable source of food for various birds,and lizzards. Herbicides, pesticides, and other chemicals harm many butterflies. Answers, not links Corpus Christi Butterflies		Beautiful Butterflies ! Many Butterflies migrate through, or live here in the south Texas area .Here's a quick way to identify and learn more about these beauties that flutter around the yard. Just click on the name of any butterfly to get a full definition and color photo! Aaron's Skipper Acacia Skipper Acadian Hairstreak Acmon Blue American Copper American Lady American Snout Anise Swallowtail Banded Hairstreak Banded Peacock Baracoa Skipper Barred Yellow Bartram's Scrub-Hairstreak Behr's Hairstreak Black DashBlack Swallowtail Blue Copper Blue Caterpillar Bordered Patch Bramble Hairstreak Brazilian Skipper Broad-winged Skipper Bronze Copper Bronze Roadside-Skipper Brown Elfin Brown Longtail Brown-banded Skipper Bumblebee Moth Cabbage White Caicus Skipper California Dogface California Tent Caterpillars California tortoiseshell Confused Cloudywing Coyote Cloudywing Coral Hairstreak Eastern Pygmy-Blue Eastern Tent Caterpillars Eastern Tiger Swallowtail Caterpillar Edwards' Hairstreak Erichson's White-Skipper Eufala Skipper Falcate Orangetip Falcate Skipper Fall Webworm Moth False Duskywing Frigga Fritillary Frosted Elfin Hummingbird Moth Northern Checkerspot Northern Cloudywing Orange Sulphur Orange-barred Sulphur Orange-edged Roadside-Skipper Pink-edged Sulphur Pink-spotted Hawk Moth Ruddy Copper Short-tailed SkipperSickle-winged Skipper Silver-banded Hairstreak Tobacco Hornworm Tobacco Hornworm Moth Tomato Hornworm Tomato Hornworm Moth Viceroy Viceroy Caterpillar Western Tailed-Blue Western Tiger Swallowtail Western White White Peacock Yucca Giant-Skipper Zebra Swallowtail Caterpillar There are many more butterflies than the most common ones I have listed here, if you want to find out more about butterflies in your area or around the world, find the source of these links and more information on butterflies at Enature . Butterflywebsite an extensive collection of butterfly information for teachers, students and gardeners. Zoom Butterflies all about butterflies, their anatomy, life cycles and reproduction, diet, senses, defense mechanisms, flying, etc. Butterflies where do they come from? a simple hands-on look at the life cycle of butterflies. Contact: Birdbitsweb@aol.com Or just use this easy feed back form Thank you for dropping by I hope all your days are filled with happy bird song. validation ·photos ·links guestbook journal· ·forum
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