/r/Butterflies
A subreddit community completely and wholeheartedly devoted to the beauty and wonder of the interesting and amazing lives that the complex process of metamorphosis provides for all of us humans in the fantastic colorful creations called butterflies!
This is a subreddit community to share photos and news stories about butterflies.
The second lives of caterpillars.
Colourful dances in the air.
A subreddit community completely and wholeheartedly devoted to the beauty and wonder of the interesting and amazing lives that the complex process of metamorphosis provides for all of us humans in the fantastic colorful creations called butterflies! 🦋💕
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Took the photo yourself? Begin the title with [TTM] for ' Took This Myself ' and show us what you captured!
Looking for a species ID? Begin the title with [REQUEST] and direct link to the image in question.
Additionally, if you captured the image in an exotic location or your own locale, let us know where and when the image was taken. This helps with species identification as well as contributing to the experience.
Butterflies and Moths of North America- collecting and sharing data about Lepidoptera
North American Butterfly Association- Butterfly Gardening and Habitat Info
A Manual of Tropical Butterfly Farming By Ray Harberd. 35 pg PDF
View 100+ beautiful images of Butterflies
/r/Butterflies
I took this photo awhile ago and couldn't find an answer when I tried to Google its details. Thought someone here would be able to help. Sorry if the image is blurry!
Beautiful Atala
I've wanted to rear butterflies for a while now, but I've been put off by the potential of accidentally doing harm instead. A few years ago, I made the mistake of trying to raise a few monarch milkweed tussock moth caterpillars I found in my yard despite the fact I had zero experience or preparations. I cried when they passed away.
I'd like to try again now, but properly this time. Not just for monarchs, but for any species.
What are the best practices? The best equipment? I want to know everything!
For context, I am located in Indiana and do have access to a backyard.
J’espère en revoir l’année prochaine.
saw this beauty in our front yard yestrday
This butterfly is very real, it was my father who took a photo of it a few years ago, I find it magnificent
I think their underside is just as beautiful as the top!