When observing butterflies species listed on the Community of Observers website, it is important to record the first date you see one in flight. As the article posted below states: “[Butterfly] flight dates are a relevant indicator of future responses to climate change.” After the first observation and posting, just enjoy the butterfly’s behavior but you can certainly note if you witness mating or the laying of eggs on a hostplant by a female. Here is a link to five years research on butterflies and climate change done in Spain. Oregon State University
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Butterflies and Climate Change
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My neighbor has a big cemnet driveway that attracts pipevine swallowtails to it, but they aren’t being attracted to the salt, they’re coming after, uh, well, what the neighbor’s dogs leave behind.It amazes me how many beautiful butterflies feed on something so unbeautiful.
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