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In This Issue:
  • It's a black and blue swallowtail butterfly ...
  • For Butterflies and For Humans ...
  • Caption Contest Continued!
  • Those winter emerging butterflies ...
  • Nectar Plant Stationary FREE Download!

  • One-stop Shopping

    Butterflies! December 4, 2007

    It's black and blue and confusing! Can you tell differentiate between these three adult butterflies?

    Cooking with butterfly host and nectar plants? Yes, those winged beauties must learn to share with humans!

    Caption Contest! What caption would you write for this photo? Take a look at the submissions to date. First prize; $20 gift certificate.

    A butterfly emerges in the winter and you can't release it or it will freeze. How do you feed it?

    FREE downloadable Butterfly Nectar Plants! Original photos; twenty different butterfly photos for twenty different sheets of stationary.



    It's a black and blue swallowtail butterfly ...
    ... but which one?

    It can be confusing! There are the three extremely similar black and blue swallowtail butterflies in the United States.

    Even the larvae are similar for some of them.

    Can you tell which is the Eastern Black, the Tiger Swallowtail, and the Spicebush Swallowtail?

    See photos here ...

    For Butterflies and For Humans ...
    ... we can all eat Pineapple Sage!

    Pineapple Sage is a favorite of Cloudless Sulphur butterflies as well as being enjoyed by several other species.

    Humans learn to share; butterflies can share too!

    Turn a fast simple boxed pound cake mix into a feast for your taste buds!

    Pineapple Sage Pound Cake Recipe

    Caption Contest Continued!
    Is your caption on this page?

    What fun! There are thirteen entries in the contest! Is your entry listed?

    The prize is a $20 gift certificate. Use it when you prefer ... for your spring garden or spring butterflies ... for books or butterfly nets ... for coloring books or sticker books ... for garden butterfly signs or butterfly feeders ... or any of the other items we offer on our site.

    The next newsletter will call for a vote - and the winner will be announced with the following newsletter!

    Last chance to enter the contest!

    Those winter emerging butterflies ...
    ... how do you feed them?

    A common question this time of year is this, "I have a butterfly that emerged and it is too cold to release it. How do I feed it?"

    There are several methods; here are two methods in photos!

    Hand-feed your butterfly?

    Nectar Plant Stationary FREE Download!

    Download and print nectar plant stationary from your home computer!

    Twenty different photos of nectar flowers create twenty pages of original stationary!

    In our last newsletter, the butterfly stationary page may have been incorrectly linked. If you could not find that page, please try again Butterfly Stationary.

    Download from this link ...
    Helpful Butterfly Links
  • Association for Butterflies
  • Butterfly Chat List
  • Garden Gifts, Stained Glass, Butterfly Feeders, and More
  • Garden Gifts, Stained Glass, Butterfly Feeders, and More
  • Celebrate Your Event With a Butterfly Release
  • IBBA
  • What would you like to see in the next issue of Butterflies? Please send us your suggestions.

    Until next time, Edith, Stephen, Ester, Michelle, and the gang

    phone: 877-485-2458
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