- Butterfly
Coloring Book - http://www.foremost.com/butterflies/projects/coloring_book.htm
- "Hey kids! Do you like to
color pictures? We've got a few butterflies you can have fun with. Print out
the page and then go wild with your crayons, markers or paints."
- Butterfly
Pavilion Kids Klub - http://www.butterflies.org/kids.cfm
- Welcome to the Butterfly
Pavilion's Kids Klub - a place where kids of all ages can come to play. The
Klub has all kinds of games and puzzles that teach you about the butterflies
and insects that you will find at the Pavilion. If you want to let your
friends know about the fun you had here, you can send them a butterflymail
postcard.
- The
Butterfly Website - http://mgfx.com/butterfly/
- Welcome to The Butterfly
WebSite, providing our guests with the most complete information on
butterfly gardening, farming, ecology and education.
- Children's
Butterfly Site - http://www.mesc.nbs.gov/butterfly/Butterfly.html
- Despite their small size,
butterflies and moths are some of the world's most wondrous animals. Their
beauty, seemingly miraculous metamorphosis, and apparently carefree flight
all spark our imaginations. Includes coloring pages, photo galleries, links
to pictures, links to other sites, and answers to frequently asked
questions.
- The
Florida Monarch Butterfly WebSite - http://adver-net.com/FMonHome.html
- The purpose of this web site
is to harvest the interest we all share in the wild things of nature. This
site is about planting butterfly gardens comprised of both nectar and larval
food plantings (the Monarch, for example, is very specific as to what it
will eat as are most other species of butterflies) and raising the
caterpillars to butterflies for release. In Florida, we are fortunate to
have 120 of the 700 known North American species present.
- Monarchs
and Migration - http://www.smm.org/sln/monarchs/top.html
- Teachers, students, and
families across the country are exploring Monarchs, butterflies, and the
mystery of migration. Includes: Ten easy ways to investigate butterflies;
Find other people interested in butterflies; Try these butterfly related
activities; and more.
- Monica
the Monarch - http://www2.cybernex.net/~dbenz/monarch.htm
- With large, crisp
photographs, sixth-grader Shalynn Benz tells the story of how she found
Monica, the monarch caterpillar, resting on a milkweed leaf and raised her
to be a butterfly. "Sometime in October or early November when the
weather gets cold the monarchs will start their journey to thirteen roosting
sites to the west of Mexico City, Mexico.
- South
Carolina Butterfly Project - http://butterfly.clemson.edu/
- Students at 52 schools
across South Carolina are gathering data on butterfly populations at their
schools and sharing their data via the Internet. Some features on this Web
site are specially designed and available only to South Carolina butterfly
project teachers and students. However, most features are available to
anyone wanting to learn more about the project, and review the scientific
areas of butterfly study, and view the student-gathered data. We welcome
visitors to the South Carolina Butterfly Project Data Server!
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