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May 17, 2006


More baby butterflies!

Filed under: True Brushfoots — Butterflygirl @ 7:03 pm

Altogether I’ve now collected 4 eggs from the butterfly that laid some on May 7th. Three of them have hatched. Two on Monday and one today. I suspect the last will hatch either tonight or tomorrow morning.

It’s been really cold and rainy here for like a week or so, so I don’t have much gardening stuff to write about. No new pictures either - too wet and nasty out to take any.

These last two eggs I brought in from outside more recently, that is why they are hatching later - since its been so cold outside they were developing slower.

As soon as I get more pictures of something worth seeing, I’ll post them.





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  1. Hanna in Cleveland, OH(new comment) said,

    on May 18th, 2006 at 8:51 am

    Hey, I just found your blog. It’s great! Wow, how cool is that to collect butterfly eggs?!? I had never thought of that before. I might have to give it a try.

  2. Dana(new comment) said,

    on May 24th, 2006 at 9:50 am

    I’m having so much fun reading your blog. I never learned much about butterflies, but now I want to. Great Blog!

  3. Butterflygirl said,

    on June 8th, 2006 at 4:39 pm

    Hanna - Its fun raising butterflies! I think the caterpillars are so cute! You’re in Ohio? You should be able to get pretty much the same butterflies there as I do here. Easy ones to attract for me are Black Swallowtails and Monarchs - Spicebush Swallowtails aren’t too hard either, and are really cool!

    Dana - I’m glad you’re having fun with it! Isn’t it interesting how when you learn about something the more interesting it becomes? Before I was doing this I didn’t really notice that much about different butterfly species - now I can recognize many different ones easily, can spot a female quickly and all sorts of stuff. I wonder how many other things in the world I’m missing because I just never stopped to notice before?

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