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July 2012 NEWS: So Far this year we have released well over 350 butterflies into our environment starting in January. Of the new chrysalis that formed this summer, there have been 30 hatchings and releases in what we call a second flight. At this point we have approximately 900 viable chrysalis. This year we have been unable to keep a daily count of the hatchings and releases. Two pipevine swallowtails mating. Notice the unusual yellow spots on the male, the lower of the two. Photo by David Klemp.

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July 2012 NEWS: So Far this year we have released well over 350 butterflies into our environment starting in January. Of the new chrysalis that formed this summer, there have been 30 hatchings and releases in what we call a second flight. At this point we have approximately 900 viable chrysalis. This year we have been unable to keep a daily count of the hatchings and releases. Two pipevine swallowtails mating. Notice the unusual yellow spots on the male, the lower of the two. Photo by David Klemp.

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The Butterfly Project | Dedicated to the preservation of Butterflies and their Habitat

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Dedicated to the preservation of Butterflies and their Habitat. Return to Butterfly Project Home Page. Chrysalis stares into the future. August 16, 2011. Chrysalis for Battus Philenor. At the top of the chrysalis for the pipevine swallowtail butterfly there are patterns that mimic eyes, nose and ears. The string around the neck is woven by the caterpillar before it changes into this shape. August 7, 2011. Summer 2011′s Second Flight. July 29, 2011. July 18 – 3. July 20 – 4. July 22 – 1. July 24 – 1.

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Close-up of a fresh hatch hanging out in the sun. (4/2/2001). May 11, 2010 - a new Anise Swallowtail hanging out before flight. Rina Weingold placing a Pipevine caterpillar on host larval plant in her yard in Santa Cruz, CA. (5/8/2010). Other species local to the Monterey Bay region:. Photo by A. Sanders. Photo by A. Sanders. The Butterfly Project is sponsored by Benedictine Healing Products LLC.

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July 2012 NEWS: So Far this year we have released well over 350 butterflies into our environment starting in January. Of the new chrysalis that formed this summer, there have been 30 hatchings and releases in what we call a second flight. At this point we have approximately 900 viable chrysalis. This year we have been unable to keep a daily count of the hatchings and releases. Two pipevine swallowtails mating. Notice the unusual yellow spots on the male, the lower of the two. Photo by David Klemp.

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Why Garden for Butterflies? It's one thing to have a beautiful garden. It's another to have a garden that attracts beautiful things. There are lots of reasons to garden for butterflies. We couldn't possibly name them all; everybody we know who does it has their own personal reason. However, whatever your reason, there's a few things to know before you start. This page is designed with that basic information in mind so you can be off and running before the nursery closes. Different species of butterflies ...

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Daily Hatches for Pipevine Swallowtail, 2010-2011. Comment as of 4/4/11: Weather has played a significant role in the hatching and releases of this season: heat in January encouraged early hatching followed by extended, heavy rains. Although there are several dozen more that may hatch, we currently see none cruising the yard, as compared to prior years at this time when female egg-laying was very active. The Butterfly Project is sponsored by Benedictine Healing Products LLC.

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