These late-blooming plants native to North America help feed butterflies — especially monarchs-— at a crucial point.

The Wildlife Garden contains small meadow areas, ideal habitat for certain British butterfly species providing both nectar plants, such as oxeye daisies and knapweed, and grasses including cock’s-foot ...

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The monarch butterfly's annual migratory journey from Mexico to the U.S. and then Canada is a breeze compared to the federal ...

A study compiled data from more than 76,000 butterfly surveys across the continental U.S. The declines seen in the last 20 ...

In Spring good nectar providing plants are Cuckoo Flower (Ladies Smock ... A brown and orange butterfly with black eye spots on the forewings. It is very common and widespread throughout the ...

The butterfly's population crept down to the second-lowest number on record ... blooms available for monarchs as they migrate ...

One butterfly comes so far, and then it will stop to reproduce, and then the offspring from that monarch will emerge from the ...

Biologists from Texas Parks and Wildlife are warning of some of the consequences people could face if the butterfly ...

This is where humans come in ‒ because it doesn’t take much to plant a butterfly haven. All the insects need is nectar from flowers and places to lay their eggs ... flowers the bees and butterflies ...

A study involving a University assistant professor reported a significant decline in the country's butterflies over the past 20 years.

Butterfly abundance dropped in every part of the country ... "But habitat loss is something we can really affect." Cultivating pollinator-friendly plants in your backyard can provide food and nectar ...