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| Clemson
University Butterfly House |
The
Butterfly House is a butterfly garden enclosed
in a 30'x30' screen house structure. The
Butterfly House contains plants that provide
either nectar for adult butterflies or food
for their caterpillars. It has been designed
specifically to include host plants for the
following common butterfly species: Black
Swallowtail, Silver-spotted Skipper,
Long-tailed Skipper, Gulf Fritillary,
Variegated Fritillary, Painted Lady, Monarch
and Buckeye. Phone 864-656-5041. |
| Cypress
Gardens Butterfly House |
Native
butterflies flutter among hundreds of flowers,
and birds fly above as you walk through the
enchanting Cypress Gardens Butterfly House.
The 2,500 square foot building features
various species of butterflies, turtles and
birds. There are several information signs to
help visitors identify the butterflies,
caterpillars and host plants. Cypress Gardens
Road, SC. Phone 843-553-0515. |
| Roper
Mountain Butterfly Garden |
The Greater Greenville Master Gardeners
maintain the butterfly garden at Roper
Mountain Science Center. In 2002, it was
certified a National Wildlife Federation
Schoolyard Habitat. Greenville, SC. Phone
864-281-1188. |
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| Sertoma
Butterfly House |
By
the Noon Sertoma Club, an international
service organization. All of our hundreds of
butterflies roam free in our flight room so if
you are lucky and are wearing an attractive
color of clothing you too might have a close
encounter with one of our butterflies! Sioux
Falls, SD 605-334-9466. |
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| Butterfly Haus at Wildseed Farms |
Thrill to the miracle of live
butterflies native to Texas at the newest Butterfly exhibit in the state! Walk
amongst butterflies feeding and flying in the 3,000 square foot exhibit. seven
miles east of Fredericksburg Texas. Phone 800-848-0078. |
| The Cockerell Butterfly Center |
The Cockerell Butterfly Center at the Houston Museum of Natural Science is a stunning, living exhibit that showcases hundreds of live butterflies in a naturalistic rainforest setting. Housed in a three-story glass structured rain forest that is home to exotic live butterflies, insects and plants. One Herman Circle Drive, Houston, TX. Phone 713-639-4678. |
| Texas
Discovery Gardens |
A
seasonal butterfly house opening Sept 2007
which will be open year round by 2009. Also
a lovely butterfly garden. 3601 Martin
Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Dallas, Texas 75210. Phone 214-428-7476.
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| Tropical Butterfly House and Insect Village |
Even if the weather outside is frightful, you will find it delightful inside the Tropical Butterfly House where temperatures are always a balmy 80 degrees and the humidity near 80 percent. Surrounded by tropical flora, stroll down a garden path while nearly 1,000 colorful butterflies flutter freely around you. Seattle, WA, Pacific Science Center. |
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| The Smithsonian Butterfly Habitat Garden |
The Butterfly Garden at the Smithsonian was installed in the summer of 1995. Once a typical strip of urban land this space has been transformed into a beautiful urban habitat for butterflies as well as many other creatures. Smithsonian Institute, National Museum of Natural History, Tenth and Constitution Avenues, NW, Washington, DC. Phone 202-673-4717. |
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| Beaver
Creek Reserve |
The
Butterfly House lets you walk among and
interact with a variety of native Wisconsin
butterflies in their natural environment.
Don't be surprised if you discover that a
butterfly has gently landed on your shoulder
or arm. Different species are prevalent at
different times throughout the summer, so
you'll want to return often to experience the
beauty and magic of butterflies. Cty Hwy K,
Fall Creek, WI 54742. Phone 715-877-2212. |
| Milwaukee
Public Museum |
The
Milwaukee Public Museum has a permanent
butterfly farm exhibit filled with live
butterflies. Come and visit and get lost
in a tropical forest. Milwaukee,
Wisconsin. Phone
414-278-2700. |
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