Discover the question mark butterfly as it emerges in forests, showcasing vivid colors, unique camouflage and a seasonal life ...

Four rare species have fluttered into view during my continuing quest to photograph the endangered Mount Charleston blue ...

Q. Why are we still seeing Monarch butterflies in the flower garden? I thought they had all migrated north of Texas already.

The monarch butterfly migration is one of the great wonders of the natural world. Every year millions of them travel immense distances along predetermined monarch butterfly migration routes to escape ...

The monarch butterfly migration is one of nature’s most spectacular phenomena, as millions of these delicate orange and black ...

Butterfly weed’s standout orange flowers bloom from early summer to fall, attracting hummingbirds, native bees, and butterflies—including monarchs, which rely on milkweeds as larval host plants.

Glasier noted that butterfly species had been uniquely shaped by 40,000 years of isolation in Alberta. “With its official recognition as a distinct species, the curiously isolated hairstreak is a ...

Reinertsen’s wife, ReWild Co-chair, Nancy DePas Reinertsen, decked out in her monarch gear — an orange T-shirt of numerous butterfly varieties, wrist to elbow blue butterfly gardening arm ...

A Malachite feeds in the Natural History Museum’s Butterfly Pavilion in Los Angeles on Tuesday, June 17, 2025 where visitors could find 24 species of butterflies and moths zooming around.

The new species’ name, Ampatiri eloisae, carries rich meaning. In the Indigenous Calchaquí language of the region, ámpa means butterfly and tiri means ancient.

Monarch butterfly on milkweed. Image by Mediamarketing via Depositphotos. Perhaps the most significant factor in the monarch’s decline is the loss of milkweed, the only plant on which monarch ...