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Slideshow of Butterflies of India | Nature | Photo Gallery 1 year 23 weeks ago

Butterflies in India are of various shapes, colors and species. It is great fun to run around the butterfly, lie down on the grass sometimes, bend down, stand tall and be silent all the time when we have to take the photograph of this beautiful tiny insect. There are various places, parks, gardens in India where you can find butterflies. Generally, we find butterflies in our gardens and parks near the houses too.

Butterfly -Beautiful Monarchs and Butterflies for Art 1 year 4 weeks ago

The beautiful butterfly is typically brightly colored, and it has become very popular in art in the United States. Butterflies are interesting, as well as, helpful for the environment. Many butterflies pollinate flowers and some eat harmful insects, however, they feed primarily on the nectar of flowers. Butterflies sense the air for scents, nectar and wind with their antennae. A butterfly's sense of taste is located on the tarsi (their feet) which work only on contact. Vision is also well developed and most species are sensitive to the ultraviolet light spectrum.

How to Understand Butterflies 1 year 51 weeks ago

Butterflies have long been used for art and hobbies. The color of their wings has been used in pictures, stained glass, hobby collections and general art and craft projects. This article looks at butterflies. It gives the reader a better understanding of the butterfly and why we cherish them.

Photographing Butterflies 1 year 3 weeks ago

My favorite photo project: butterflies has been one of the best photography projects that I have undertaken. Waiting to photograph butterflies tested the limits of my patience but were well rewarded at the end. I made it a point to do so with the least expense, so I concentrated on local gardens, local nurseries, botanical gardens and my own backyard.

Beautiful Butterflies: Fascinating Facts 2 years 5 weeks ago

Butterflies are unique creatures that are the world's most frail beings. The easiest way to see if a habitat is beginning to fail is to see if there are any butterflies surviving around that area. If the butterflies are plentiful, you know that the land must be healthy and thriving, but if you see a sudden decline in butterflies, then pollution and other things must be playing a role in destroying the earth.