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Source URL: www.naba.org

Language: English - Date: 2014-04-29 13:41:27
52Butterfly Weed (Milkweed) Asclepias tuberosa • Native plant: widely distributed, dry prairies • Bloom period Oklahoma: May-August • Full sun/part sun • Landscape/restored prairie

Butterfly Weed (Milkweed) Asclepias tuberosa • Native plant: widely distributed, dry prairies • Bloom period Oklahoma: May-August • Full sun/part sun • Landscape/restored prairie

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Source URL: www.kerrcenter.com

- Date: 2014-06-30 16:33:25
    53NATIVE PLANTS FOR BEES ASCLEPIAS SULLVANTII (PRAIRIE MILKWEED) ASCLEPIAS TUBEROSA (BUTTERFLY WEED) ASTER - SYMPHYOTRICHUM NOVAE ANGLIAE (NEW ENGLAND) BLEPHILIA HIRSUTA (DOWNY WOOD MINT)

    NATIVE PLANTS FOR BEES ASCLEPIAS SULLVANTII (PRAIRIE MILKWEED) ASCLEPIAS TUBEROSA (BUTTERFLY WEED) ASTER - SYMPHYOTRICHUM NOVAE ANGLIAE (NEW ENGLAND) BLEPHILIA HIRSUTA (DOWNY WOOD MINT)

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    Source URL: www.hansonsgardenvillage.com

    - Date: 2013-03-29 17:39:05
      54Butterfly: The Story of a Life Cycle Study Guide This study guide is designed for students coming to see the Hudson Vagabond Puppets’ production of Butterfly: The Story of a Life Cycle. You will be coming to the theate

      Butterfly: The Story of a Life Cycle Study Guide This study guide is designed for students coming to see the Hudson Vagabond Puppets’ production of Butterfly: The Story of a Life Cycle. You will be coming to the theate

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      Source URL: ccanh.com

      Language: English - Date: 2013-05-03 09:54:23
      55Pollinator Plants Great Lakes Region Butterfly milkweed, prairie blazing star, and lanceleaf coreopsis.

      Pollinator Plants Great Lakes Region Butterfly milkweed, prairie blazing star, and lanceleaf coreopsis.

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      Source URL: www.xerces.org

      Language: English - Date: 2014-03-17 18:04:17
      56Photo by: Gary Schwetz Butterfly weed, common milkweed and prairie dropseed drift through this slope in Wilmington, DE

      Photo by: Gary Schwetz Butterfly weed, common milkweed and prairie dropseed drift through this slope in Wilmington, DE

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      Source URL: dda.delaware.gov

      - Date: 2014-05-30 10:12:08
        57Butterflies Found in the Garden American Copper This butterfly belongs to the gossamer-winged family of butterflies, a family characterized by the small size of its members. Highly active, the males can often be seen dar

        Butterflies Found in the Garden American Copper This butterfly belongs to the gossamer-winged family of butterflies, a family characterized by the small size of its members. Highly active, the males can often be seen dar

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        Source URL: www.iowadnr.gov

        Language: English - Date: 2011-06-15 13:00:32
        58March 2012—Monarch Updates MLMP data link butterfly decline to milkweed habitat loss Milkweed along agricultural margins Photo by Wendy Macziewski

        March 2012—Monarch Updates MLMP data link butterfly decline to milkweed habitat loss Milkweed along agricultural margins Photo by Wendy Macziewski

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        Source URL: www.mlmp.org

        Language: English - Date: 2012-03-26 14:20:48
        59ACTIVITY #1: MONARCH DENSITY DATA Objective: Obtain a count of monarch eggs and larvae at the site by examining a known number of milkweed plants. The result will be a per plant density measurement of the monarch populat

        ACTIVITY #1: MONARCH DENSITY DATA Objective: Obtain a count of monarch eggs and larvae at the site by examining a known number of milkweed plants. The result will be a per plant density measurement of the monarch populat

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        Source URL: www.mlmp.org

        Language: English - Date: 2010-04-15 23:31:26
        60August 2012 MLMP Updates Kidnapping in the Milkweed Patch by Ilse Gebhard Photo by Wendy Caldwell A behavior of male monarchs, called patrolling, is when they fly around and over an area for seemingly hours on end. Usual

        August 2012 MLMP Updates Kidnapping in the Milkweed Patch by Ilse Gebhard Photo by Wendy Caldwell A behavior of male monarchs, called patrolling, is when they fly around and over an area for seemingly hours on end. Usual

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        Source URL: www.mlmp.org

        Language: English - Date: 2012-08-28 12:22:37