PBS's new special, Nature: Sex, Lies and Butterflies, does exactly that, depicting butterflies up close throughout their lives.
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Here's what is happening: Butterflies: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is proposing new protections for certain butterflies.
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Embrace the butterflies Most people find butterflies in their stomach unnerving before important events, but they're actually a good thing.
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I was surrounded by butterflies, so many different kinds — some close, some small, some big, some... just so many butterflies.
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In 2012, Zito co-wrote a song called "Butterflies" for the film A Thousand Words which explains the random butterflies on the bike.
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" "Instead of trying to get rid of the butterflies in the stomach, we should use proven methods to make those butterflies fly in formation.
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All the elements are meticulously intentional — the milkweed attracts butterflies, for example, while blacklight replicates the far-superior sight butterflies have compared to humans.
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In 2019, a billion butterflies descended upon L.A., which was really amazing until everyone realized they kept killing butterflies while driving down the 405.
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Digitally rendered butterflies from Flutter of Butterflies Beyond Borders, Ephemeral Life flit across the space with no respect for the sovereignty of the room's other pieces.
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Now my raised beds are full of native perennials that provide nectar for bees, wasps, skippers and butterflies, or serve as their nurseries: yarrow for painted lady butterflies, dill and parsley for black swallowtails, false indigo for southern dogface butterflies, loads and loads of white clover for the honeybees.
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The number of monarch butterflies in California plummeted to a historic low last year, threatening the state's overall population of the orange and black butterflies, according to environmental experts.
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"From observations that butterflies were attracted to urine, I became curious as to whether butterflies could discriminate among urine depending upon diet of the animal that urinated," said Dr. Bodri.
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In his research, Dr. Jahner found that the wings of gynandromorphic butterflies are similar to the wings of typical butterflies — though male and female colorations appear on the same insect.
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" Farid suddenly recalls his mother calling the pastries "butterflies.
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After genetic modification, the postman butterflies' red stripe extended down the entirety of their upper wing, while the small postman butterflies saw the white stripe on their lower wings become more yellow.
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The Butterflies, EverywhereIf you recall McQueen's fall 2006 or spring 2008 collections (the latter of which paid homage to Isabella Blow), you know that butterflies are not a new motif for the house.
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The choreography, admirably staged by Sandra Jennings, honors Balanchine's original (the butterflies are still called butterflies, with large wings) and his movement keeps telling us these characters are on, or above, terra firma.
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I'll be Lying if I said, 'I Don't Have Butterflies.
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Diane von Furstenberg attending with a head full of butterflies.
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The last of them, "Why The Butterflies," is premiering below.
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It's more than just a slight case of the butterflies.
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There's nothing similar to those charming butterflies in Apex Legends.
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In 2009, documentarian Ester Brym released a movie called Butterflies.
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Tara, thank you for the butterflies and The Grateful Dead.
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Or, Jenner might just like butterflies, and the color pink.
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Butterflies hold a special meaning in Jenner and Scott's relationship.
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When Sausville found herself alone on stage, the butterflies began.
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Butterflies, wind chimes and pompoms are strung across the ceiling.
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I still get butterflies in my stomach thinking about him.
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Wishing the Painted Lady butterflies a pleasant stay in Denver!
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Then, blinking sleep from my eyes, I see them. Butterflies.
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These moths look more like fuzzy butterflies than anything else.
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Think of it like trying to eliminate birds or butterflies.
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It&aposs for the sake of butterflies — the iconic monarchs.
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Cicadas in this one, butterflies and beetles in the other.
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That said, the Spurs turn caterpillars into butterflies every year.
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Nabokov was famously passionate about and wrote extensively on butterflies.
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Overhead, thousands of preserved butterflies create a canopy of color.
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Flashes of color; birds, butterflies, fish shining in the water.
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But we need lots of bugs and birds and butterflies.
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And making butterflies can be more difficult than it looks.
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I've raised bugs since I was a kid, beetles, butterflies.
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His collection of moths, butterflies and other insects was famous.
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That said, those butterflies are probably squashed at this point.
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This isn't to say that mountain lions are social butterflies.
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That includes all creatures with backbones, all plants and butterflies.
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Any landscape is lovely garnished with blue skies and butterflies.
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Monarch butterflies migrate to Mexico from eastern Canada every year.
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Those game days are long days, so you get butterflies.
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I had butterflies in my stomach like you wouldn't believe.
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The butterflies feed again in November when the rains resume.
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Sometimes it seems as if butterflies get all the glory.
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The butterflies are among the world's experts in climate adaptation.
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Tree branches droop under the weight of thousands of butterflies.
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Among the new works is Flutter of Butterflies Beyond Boarders, which features digital butterflies flying through the exhibit space, while the patterns on their wings—programmed in real time, not pre-recorded—constantly evolve.
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His calligraphic drawings feature saccharine motifs like angels, stars, and butterflies.
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I couldn't decipher if it was nervous butterflies or something else.
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We were so in love; I had butterflies in my belly.
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It's kind of just ironic because I'm terrified, terrified of butterflies.
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Worth noting, Vanessa's IG post announcing the event has 24 butterflies.
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Then I woke up this morning with all of the butterflies.
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It's a fact universally accepted that all butterflies are beautiful, right?
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But, they must be getting butterflies as their date approaches, right?
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As soon as you understand what's going on, you get butterflies.
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Express reports that Kate is helping alleviate Meghan's pre-wedding butterflies.
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Parker writes that she feels Emilie's presence whenever she sees butterflies.
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My heart skipped a beat … there were butterflies in my tummy.
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He began to master the volumes on butterflies—Ernst Hofmann's Die
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Vines and butterflies are drawn out in 18k gold-plated streaks.
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And then, a plea: "Familiar faces would ease the butterflies. Come."
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"I have also recently been very intrigued by butterflies," says Habeck.
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The problem is, butterflies are too small to really change anything.
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The enemy is the dictionary, and the butterflies in their stomachs.
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Heliconius butterflies are known for their bright and diverse wing patterns.
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Ali told us to float like butterflies and sting like bees.
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Tywin 2 runs outside to pull the wings off of butterflies.
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Happily, the fungus doesn't seem to harm other moths and butterflies.
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But he conceded that, inside at least, there were some butterflies.
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The federal government is fending off a lawsuit over monarch butterflies.
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Being in a position of authority isn't all rainbows and butterflies.
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"I stand backstage before I go on with butterflies," he says.
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In 2015, Lima wore an arrangement of butterflies instead of wings.
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Their fashion inspiration included bands and butterflies, rappers and video games.
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PURSUITS From Coral Gables to Sarasota: orchids, azaleas, bromeliads (and butterflies).
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How these butterflies find their place of origin remains a mystery.
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We love butterflies but tally them in transactional and utilitarian terms.
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When butterflies land, they orient their wings perpendicular to their bodies.
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Athan is sprightly — his luminous eyes dart and flutter like butterflies.
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This intense coloration is not wasted on butterflies and other pollinators.
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Meghie got those same butterflies after speaking to Stanfield over Skype.
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And, he said, it is — for mammals, birds, plants and butterflies.
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Millionaires are social butterflies, always meeting and chatting with new people.
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"Carlo used the butterflies to represent transition and transformation," Hickman says.
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He bent intricate floral patterns and butterflies in the heavy iron.
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Monarch butterflies flit and flutter, probably the last of their kind.
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Pre-Hispanic pottery has been found emblazoned with images of butterflies.
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The community wasn't supposed to kill even the most plentiful butterflies.
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The butterflies I released this year, even combined with the thousands and thousands of butterflies released by dedicated monarch stewards across the country, will make little difference in a population still so far short of sustainable numbers.
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People can directly document the range of butterflies in the United Kingdom.
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Some populations of butterflies are the product of interbreeding of two others.
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A giant net could be used to catch satellites instead of butterflies.
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My voice shakes, my hands shake, I have butterflies in my stomach.
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I treat lover boy N. because he paid for our butterflies admission.
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But many pollinators are under threat, particularly insects like bees and butterflies.
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Romantically, this Mercury cycle could spur an epic case of the butterflies.
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Her latest novel, Praise Song for the Butterflies, is out Aug. 28.
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Doris Weiserova, one year younger, sketched butterflies fluttering through a flowery meadow.
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Honeybees, native solitary bees, flies, and butterflies flit about pollinating apple blossoms.
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"Butterflies are just a part of the secrets of Kylie," she says.
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" And they don't get butterflies in their stomach; they have "panic attacks.
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And based on the label, I think this tastes like butterflies.8.
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"If butterflies are dying off, that's not a good sign," he says.
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As a reminder, caterpillars are the larval stage of butterflies and moths.
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For size consistency, Cam cuts the breasts in half and butterflies each.
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The feeling I got was that giddy feeling, butterflies in my stomach.
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My favorite things are flowers and butterflies, so I went with that.
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Replace it with native plants that help feed hummingbirds, bees and butterflies.
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They're butterflies, you sense, about to be broken on wheel after wheel.
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There were nightmares and hallucinations, butterflies flitting in front of his face.
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Since then, the family has honored her memory through imagery of butterflies.
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Instead of flying off into the sky, the butterflies stuck around the
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The butterflies covered more than five times that territory 20 years ago.
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If nothing is done, the monarch butterflies could face extinction, Pelton warned.
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Fandango for Butterflies (and Coyotes)Through March 28 at various locations; engardearts.org.
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Catherine, my little sister, will be collecting butterflies and fireflies for him.
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The monarch butterflies have long since migrated to their Mexican wintering grounds.
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Swarms of butterflies ferried between them like they had places to go.
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That was, at least in the planning stages, all about the butterflies.
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Something other than bats must have turned the butterflies into daytime fliers.
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Success is supposed to come to the suave schmoozers and social butterflies.
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He is also creating sculptures of butterflies for his house in Madrid.
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Pastel-colored butterflies surrounded grassy arches over a beautifully decorated seating area.
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The wedding-worthy table decorations were an explosion of bouquets and butterflies.
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Instead of broccoli, it turns out, I was raising cabbage white butterflies.
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Those butterflies were a pretty distraction — until I gained a little weight.
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Phoebes sallied after sun-warmed flying queen ants and spring azure butterflies.
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Physician Dr. Roshini Raj explains what causes those butterflies in your stomach.
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When I visit schools and look at the kids, I see butterflies.
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Caterpillars could never stay the same, and I hated butterflies for it.
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We wondered: How are these butterflies — thousands of them — transported across oceans?
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That year, scientists estimated more than a billion butterflies traveled across California.
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His camera lens fully engorged, extending toward a bush alive with butterflies.
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When Japanese multimedia art collective teamLab released Flutter Of Butterflies Beyond Borders last fall at London's Saatchi Gallery, they experimented with a year's worth of bloom and decay via an immersive space full of projected flowers and butterflies.
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Cats are magnificent hunters, and they can hunt anything from butterflies to wallabies.
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She takes inspiration from nature, painting different wings resembling monarch butterflies and moths.
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For example, African rift lake cichlid fishes, Darwin's finches, or neotropical Adelpha butterflies.
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What's good: Organic farms provide higher biodiversity, hosting more bees, birds and butterflies.
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He holds several at once, flicking them open to flutter like painted butterflies.
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Swarms of painted lady butterflies are currently covering the skies of Southern California.
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By feeding butterflies pee, Dr. Bodri may have only deepened the yellowy mystery.
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It's a butterfly, because butterflies stand for reincarnation and change of the soul.
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Fans are convinced butterflies are the inspiration for Kylie Jenner's daughter Stormi's name.
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It took weeks — flowers, birds, and butterflies in every stitch known to woman.
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Captured butterflies in flight cages that will be kept safe during Hurricane Irma.
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BTW, did you know that a group of butterflies is called a kaleidoscope?
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Jenner feels that butterflies are scary because they're really just bugs in disguise.
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The last bees and butterflies of the season hover over goldenrod and asters.
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Adrenaline pumps into my body as war-zone butterflies flutter in my stomach.
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Before I took the stage last week, I had butterflies in my stomach.
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At one point Duterte says that Vice Ganda's eyes are fluttering like butterflies.
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She was so nervous at the Grammys she felt butterflies in her vagina.
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In addition, Glassberg stresses that butterflies have a tremendous impact on the environment.
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At one point, a dancer on stage dissolved in a puff of butterflies.
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I would rather have that than have it all be rainbows and butterflies.
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This includes birds, butterflies, dragonflies, bees, grasshoppers, spiders and large and small mammals.
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He was actually talking about seagull wings in his paper—it wasn't butterflies.
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That said, it is not true that butterflies are spoiling our weather forecasts.
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I do get some butterflies and excited, but any performer is like that.
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Sure to send butterflies into the stomach of even the most seasoned orator.
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The stickers allow her to track the butterflies all the way to Michoacán.
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In February, she travelled to Michoacán, to see where her butterflies end up.
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In some instances, non-toxic Heliconius butterflies adopt very similar patterning for protection.
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I had butterflies all morning and couldn't concentrate in any of my classes.
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Decorated in bright colors and butterflies, this suite's charm is in its design.
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So you should never avoid the butterflies, because those are the memory makers.
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About 40% of invertebrate pollinators, especially bees and butterflies, are facing extinction worldwide.
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We see butterflies, a cranium's dome, and scaly skin of many dazzling hues.
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The butterflies seemed to take a particular liking to Max and Vanessa's parents.
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The butterflies even followed the family into the reception, according to Manns' post.
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In 1996, the butterflies covered almost 14 hectares, or just over 34 acres.
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It seemed like everybody wanted butterflies, or the guys wanted old English letters.
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And then surprise at the fact I felt butterflies in the first place.
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The pattern includes cats, butterflies, and young women involved in various solitary activities.
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California: A mass migration of painted lady butterflies has entranced residents and onlookers.
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Come spring, the birds have a good meal, and the butterflies can emerge.
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The wedding-ness of it gives me butterflies — or is that the caffeine?
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Fashion also led the way, with butterflies flitting through the spring 2019 collections.
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The nymphalid butterflies use WntA one way, the monarch for a quite another.
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In the Path of Monarch Butterflies, a family art project from 19 a.m.
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Pinned by the camera as if they were butterflies, they retell their stories.
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Later, their love of butterflies will fuel rumors of insect-related baby names.
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People with Venus in Gemini are social butterflies who deeply value intellectual connection.
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"I didn't feel butterflies that night, but I was intrigued," Ms. Middleton said.
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"I had to drill each of those 2,63 butterflies myself," Mr. Khan said.
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Other materials in German's sculptures include: butterflies, neon letters, black hair, and sneakers.
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Dr. Roshini Raj explains what causes the feeling of butterflies in your stomach.
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I wanted to show you guys that it's not all rainbows and butterflies!
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I wanted to show you guys that it's not all rainbows and butterflies!
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Collections: Birds Bones and Butterflies by Leah Sobsey is available from Daylight Books.
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Our goodnight kiss was good, comfortable, but not filled with passion and butterflies.
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Are we going to make everything perfect and great and rainbows and butterflies?
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Some zip themselves inside tents, while others chase butterflies in the tall grass.
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"Do you feel that funny feeling, the butterflies in your stomach?" she'd ask.
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All the elements were meticulously intentional — milkweed, to attract butterflies; blacklight to replicate the far-superior sight butterflies have compared to humans; eco-friendly printed postcards to mail to the EPA, asking for stricter pesticide regulations and more wildflower planting.
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If butterflies had hands instead of wings, they'd be clapping for Senator Ted Cruz.
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It's on the dwindling population of butterflies and insects, and it freaks me out.
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The Apocalyptic Butterflies exchange, meanwhile, wasn't discovered by somebody recalling a long-forgotten memory.
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There are open wood trusses and stone courtyards with vegetation chosen to attract butterflies.
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"Catherine, my little sister, will be collecting butterflies and fireflies for him," he continued.
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But there are reasons to be worried about insects, particularly vulnerable orders, like butterflies.
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From the sunflower to the butterflies, all were serially produced, but each was individual.
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What does a wondrous cloud of monarch butterflies taking flight at once sound like?
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We've been married for two and a half years, but I still get butterflies.
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Nabokov began collecting butterflies as a child in Russia, and when he came to
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Thank you for the butterflies in my stomach and for making my heart swell.
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I believe love is an action, it's not just about butterflies in your belly.
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Clock's ticking: Scientists think male butterflies have sex 2-3 times in their life.
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Obama's senior advisor Valerie Jarrett told BuzzFeed that Lamar had butterflies during the meeting.
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The butterflies are typically found in pine and fir forests in several Mexican states.
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Unfortunately, 40 percent of invertebrate pollinator species—particularly bees and butterflies—are facing extinction.
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Magazine, dotted in a sea of temporary tattoos that included knives, anchors and butterflies.
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You know those wonderful butterflies that invade your body when you meet someone new?
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"Box of Butterflies: Discovering the Unexpected Blessings All Around Us," by Roma Downey 7.
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The painted lady butterflies, having emerged from their cocoons, were released the other day.
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We don't have to act like every family gathering is all butterflies and rainbows.
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Schools of illuminated 3D printed butterflies sail across the the station's sweeping perimeter walls.
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If grasslands burned entirely to the ground every year, the butterflies would become extinct.
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But ISRO chairman Kailasavadivoo Sivan still conceded he has some butterflies in his stomach.
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In other words, they may misattribute a feeling of nerves or butterflies to attraction.
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A few weeks ago, a storm hit central Mexico, drenching the butterflies in rain.
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Reproductive activities are delayed until after the butterflies reach their winter haven in Mexico.
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Biologists have long assumed that it was bats that drove butterflies from the night.
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The team reconstructed the ancient timeline using DNA sequences of contemporary moths and butterflies.
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Butterflies adorn another silhouette along with white-lock stitching and custom Sandy Liang laces.
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Animals of all kinds, from ants and butterflies to sheep and monkeys, use medicine.
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But they can also plant tomatoes or roam in a sensory garden with butterflies.
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One evening I watched happily as cabbage white butterflies flitted over silvery broccoli leaves.
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I could feel the butterflies in my gut, a feeling between anticipation and trepidation.
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Then she would build it herself, gluing on the butterflies one at a time.
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It is grandiose, consisting of a baroque chandelier, butterflies, intricately beaded lizard, and flowers.
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When they turn into butterflies, they manage to scurry to daylight and fly away.
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We had a stumble-through the other day, and I got so many butterflies.
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You float around a number of islands, looking for batches of butterflies to snatch.
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He was laid to rest in a colorful casket wrapped in rainbows and butterflies.
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A series of "false spring" events in the Sierra Nevadas in the 1980s and 1990s, for instance, destroyed an entire population of Edith's checkerspot butterflies — because it desynchronized when the butterflies emerged and when the flowers they rely on for food started blooming.
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I still get those butterflies and those nerves, and that means I still want it.
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We see this in the Big Bird lineage but also in cichlid fishes and butterflies.
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And though they've been dating for a year, Winter says she "definitely" still gets butterflies.
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After these butterflies mated, Tenger-Trolander collected the eggs and raised the offspring into adulthood.
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The momentary butterflies are not worth the time you'll waste analyzing their every cryptic text.
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There's also a cantilevered jacuzzi with inlaid butterflies and pill decals on the surrounding glass.
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"So maybe, for you, your butterflies aren't telling you you're in love," my therapist said.
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Butterflies are canaries in a coal mine when it comes to climatic and ecological changes.
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As I start to get the butterflies I soon realize I have to pee again.
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Her novels, Across a Hundred Mountains and Dancing With Butterflies, were published to critical acclaim.
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Hell, you can even stick a few butterflies in your curls, if you're feeling fly.
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"She said butterflies are always flying away, always free," a friend of hers told me.
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I get so nervous before job interviews — sweaty palms, dry mouth, butterflies in my stomach.
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It was like looking at a teenage girl's musings—hearts and butterflies and Justin's name.
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But with just days to go before her wedding, the bride-to-be has butterflies.
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Millions of butterflies fly en masse, often alighting on the same trees their grandparents used.
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It would threaten butterflies, the plants they pollinate, and the many songbirds that eat caterpillars.
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Then, he affixed butterflies sourced from a craft store to Hudgens' hair with bobby pins.
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Over 20193 million painted lady butterflies were spotted in 22019, the last time they emerged.
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"Her vibe is pretty," Kylie wrote in the caption, pairing it with two blue butterflies.
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In spring, he remembered butterflies rising in the teacher's wake when he crossed the field.
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Butterflies floated by as we took off down the flat 2,600-meter (1.6-mile) path.
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Butterfly: The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is moving to protect possibly endangered butterflies.
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Each year environmentalists hold their breath to see how many butterflies will arrive in Mexico.
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Women and men came out of their winter cocoons like butterflies in light, colorful clothes.
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I ask them if they feel any nerves or butterflies ahead of the upcoming festival.
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"It was like looking at a teenage girl's musings — hearts and butterflies and Justin's name."
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For butterflies that call grasslands home, these fleeting fire refugium can be crucial to survival.
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"I first was inspired to raise butterflies when I was in elementary school," Wong says.
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Depending on temperature, predation, and food availability, the butterflies live for two to five weeks.
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A single bare light bulb illuminated the room, a few ceramic butterflies adorned the walls.
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"Don't use pesticides or any other chemicals if you're trying to attract butterflies," Werner says.
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Behind her was a 52-foot sculpture of a "Wildwood Tree," with 620 acrylic butterflies.
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Tracking these butterflies is one of the longest-standing examples of this kind of teamwork.
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Some 240 species of butterflies and over 300 species of birds depend on the refuge.
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The wallpaper depicts lighter, fairy-like women getting dressed and reading among rainbows and butterflies.
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By March, they were hyper-saturated with bold, blaring pink ("screaming color," even), and butterflies.
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In 1972, he began walking transects in the Central Valley and the Sierras, counting butterflies.
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"As some collect butterflies, he collects beautiful minds," a 201673 New York magazine profile noted.
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"I had butterflies in my stomach, but we had a great time," Ms. Manfer said.
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In the meantime, it has also attracted other pollinators such as bees, butterflies and bumblebees.
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Porter also told Entertainment Tonight that he wore the butterflies to honor the transgender community.
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She sticks with traditional talismans—a phoenix, a dragon, butterflies—of good luck or longevity.
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Ebony cherubs bounced in golden spiderwebs; feral creatures rode bareback on butterflies through weeping forests.
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I never much cared for butterflies as a child, because to me they symbolized death.
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It extends beyond birds and butterflies to other insects and crustaceans, like lobsters and crabs.
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As the music video begins, a CGI snake bursts into a swarm of colorful butterflies.
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Ms. McGhee said she saw a couple of butterflies flit by, then a few more.
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"I do a lot of bees and butterflies and moths and lightning bugs," said Kapowski.
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You want the nerves and the butterflies in the stomach and I had that today.
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A confused cloud of migrating monarch butterflies navigates a massive lighting storm over the heartland.
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The butterflies are able to store fat from the nutrients they acquire as caterpillars to enable them to make the journey north, with the butterflies able to fly all the way from Bishop to locations like Davis in just three days, according to Shapiro.
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To help wildlife, residents don't even need to know what plants are favored by which butterflies.
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When they're not communing with butterflies, they're rescuing joeys — such is their benevolent and peaceful nature.
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The US Fish and Wildlife Service has considered putting monarch butterflies on the endangered species list.
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The movement then reverses in August, when the butterflies head south back towards the desert grounds.
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Fluttery Faux BobNelms might not find symbolism in these butterflies, but she will spill the inspiration.
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Reintroduce butterflies into your love life by trying something new, and maybe a little bit frisky.
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Per Buzzfeed, fans have uncovered an interesting theory that connects butterflies directly with the name Stormi.
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For example, a romantic crush leads to a little deer roaming in her stomach, not butterflies.
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"It was like two butterflies that found each other and they were going to be forever."
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Not to mention, it helps sort out my butterflies, takes the edge off — you get it.
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Of course, to really be graceful and elegant, the Butterflies think, they need to be compact.
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I'm stationed at the live specimen tent, where I show kids salamanders, butterflies, turtles, and frogs.
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If you want to catch butterflies, you might be better off going to a rich neighborhood.
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Bush's blouse paid homage to the flowers she had planted at the ranch to attract butterflies.
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In fact, her feelings are so strong that she gets butterflies whenever he watches her perform.
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The parents had set up the nursery with butterflies—that was the theme of the nursery.
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As corny as it sounds, she gave me butterflies … and I'm man enough to admit it.
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When I saw this fabric, I was like, 'We have to put butterflies all over it!
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It takes monarch butterflies about two months to make their way from North America to Mexico.
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One student enjoyed the florals in the woman's faded blouse; another liked the paisley-accented butterflies.
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She has never settled for a brand: no butterflies, spots, or other signature motifs for her.
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I was developing feelings, too, and that knot of fear in my stomach turned into butterflies.
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"Butterflies are just a part of the secrets of Kylie," she explained in a confessional interview.
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Even the monarch butterflies that are the focus of the "magic town" tourism campaign are suffering.
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We fed butterflies sugar water and watched them unfurl what we called their tongues and drink.
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Gutierrez's photos depict them surrounded by butterflies and flowers while their head is in a fishbowl.
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Compared to other insects, such as butterflies, moths have fur with far superior sound-muffling capabilities.
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A 2015 BBC story outlines how this can happen to butterflies, parrots, snakes, lobsters, and more.
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Nobody told us that elephants are usually bigger than butterflies, however we can reason about it.
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For my toppings, I chose hearts, stars, and butterflies that complimented the color of my slime.
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Now, butterflies have moved in where native grasses and flowers have been allowed to grow tall.
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Plastic bottles poked out from the brush, but so did a flurry of butterflies and dragonflies.
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Eighty percent of all animal species experience metamorphosis — from frogs to flatfish to butterflies to jellyfish.
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Butterflies are trying to fly into jewelry boxes this spring on a cloud of experimental designs.
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It's dominated by the seven-part "Painted Lady Suite," inspired by the long migrations of butterflies.
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She figured Lisa's poetry would be somewhat labored and clichéd — maybe verses about flowers and butterflies.
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And even if planting more milkweeds can help, it's not the only problem the butterflies face.
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Those phenomena can have a ripple effect on the health and population of butterflies, scientists say.
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Asia looked as deflated as her now-empty un-fun bags, as trampled as her butterflies.
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"I've got butterflies, of course," Patrick said from New Hampshire, "because I've never done this before."
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There are real, preserved butterflies that evoke life, and handcrafted ones that reveal the artist's touch.
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"These three mutations may be the thing that unlocked the door" for the butterflies, he said.
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Autumn brightens with blooming goldenrod, sea pinks and arrowhead, inviting bees and butterflies, including migrating monarchs.
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The warm-up exercises — the butterflies, thunderclaps and K-Swiss moves — came back to her quickly.
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Vermont's driver's license has shimmering butterflies on it when you expose the card to ultraviolet lights.
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Researchers are worried about a late migration of monarch butterflies this year, the Washington Post reports.
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Several high-profile figures, including Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, have been photographed wearing her butterflies.
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" In their yellow dresses, they press themselves against the gates of the house "like dead butterflies.
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It was her idea, and I was excited because I have a small collection of butterflies.
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The theme of "fearless creators" meant emphasizing scale: think 30,000 paper butterflies in the store atrium.
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Leaves provide shelter for worms, moths and some butterflies, which then become prey for neighborhood birds.
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Musgraves won best country solo performance for "Butterflies" and her "Space Cowboy" took best country song.
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Lucy Lareau is excited about the publication of her latest book, this one on monarch butterflies.
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When the women start jumping, all facing downstage right, they look like a flock of butterflies.
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The butterflies of a first encounter take flight Zachary Zezima's forthcoming animated short, It's a Date.
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The butterflies act as pollinators which are important for sustaining food sources for both people and wildlife.
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During their migration, the butterflies breed along the way, and the journey is completed by their offspring.
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"We don't know yet if what's happening with butterflies is what's happening in native bees," he said.
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Mallet's butterflies, too, reflect evidence of adaptive hybridization, particularly with traits involved in mimicry and predator avoidance.
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Fake tattoos have come a long way from the watercolor butterflies and hearts we knew as children.
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Time to Shine Dancing in the actual ballroom for the first time definitely gave me some butterflies.
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In a second experiment, she took monarch butterflies captured in the wild and raised their offspring indoors.
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They also hope the initiative will reverse the decline of key species like bees, butterflies and birds.
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Millions of butterflies are taking to the skies of Southern California, creating a mesmerizing spectacle for onlookers.
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More than 500 million monarch butterflies have disappeared since 1997, according to the Center for Biological Diversity.
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The first time I ever felt butterflies in my stomach was when I was 14 years old.
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There will also be fallout due to increases in invasive wasps, certain butterflies, and crop-destroying aphids.
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The music video will have you feeling like you've got a middle school crush, butterflies and all.
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Hirst's studio pumped out works recycling the same tired motifs: skulls, flies, butterflies, spots, and expensive pharmaceuticals.
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The owners want to preserve the frozen friezes of unicorns, reindeer and butterflies that adorn its walls.
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Early blooming flowers can also disrupt wildlife, throwing the timing of birds, bees, and butterflies off balance.
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The butterflies in my stomach don't flutter as hard when I hear the pop ding these days.
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Without pollinators such as bees, ants, and butterflies, major cash crops will not be able to grow.
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For example, in deft strokes of red and white "Another Storm" (1963) evokes the movement of butterflies.
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To curb some of those butterflies, I head down for an early sweat session at the gym.
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Halsey isn't just trying to make the world a better place by trying to save butterflies, though.
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Mallory (Billie Lorde) is among those students and is excelling at turning her petals into blue butterflies.
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"It's an impressive data set," said Oliver, who works with long-term species monitoring data, mainly butterflies.
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Lab-raised adult butterflies of both species will be released in the Keys in the coming months.
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Monstrous trucks decked out with endless butterflies and Vegas-worthy light shows roll through Tokyo's industrial underground.
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Watch what you say around butterflies, because some of them are eavesdropping on you with their wings.
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"I feel the butterflies ... and felt like a new butterfly," she said as she hugged her sons.
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Travis should probably stick to giving Kylie butterflies for a while ... and hold off on a ring.
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The butterflies breed in Mexico and then have three more generations as they travel north to Canada.
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Leading up to [the scene] I had a lot of butterflies, but there was only one take.
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Our mom died and liked butterflies, so my sister took it and put it by our window.
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Well, here's Susan Sarandon looking nothing less than regal in a gown of paper butterflies and flowers.
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A lack of food means a larger portion of migrating butterflies won't make it to their destination.
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Other models sported the deer lens, a crown of yellow butterflies, and of course, a dog nose.
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Mermaids, skulls, and butterflies etched onto large leaf canvases comprise the intricate works of Dessie Jeanne Marshall.
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To help save the species, Xerces advocates protecting the butterflies' habitats in California and other Western states.
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The drop-in art activity, "Print and Fly With Monarch Butterflies," Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m.
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Its repertory is filled with creatures of the air: melancholy swans, magical firebirds, charming bluebirds, even butterflies.
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Efforts to fight deforestation in the reserve focus on about 34,000 acres around where the butterflies roost.
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