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Butterfly Garden

Transcript: Observations 9/17/13 5 Gulf Fritillaries and several bees landed on passion flowers ground temperature: 90 degrees Farenheit/ 30 degrees Celsius passion flowers with yellow in the middle leaves smooth on top and rough on bottom there are vines on a bush with yellow flowers leaves are lobed Observations 9/10/13 Observations 8/27/13 by Patrick Massey and Spencer Merritt a Gulf Fritillary and a Dainty Sulphur butterfly butterflies landed on passion flower and grass-like plant wasp on a small white flower fly on a passion flower Initial Observation 8/19/13 Butterfly Garden there is a poisonous caterpillar is on a weed yellow flowers are starting to die passion flowers are in full bloom and have grown since initial observation 1 Gulf Fritillary and 2 Dainty Sulphers

Butterfly Garden

Transcript: Description- Has green upper parts and is white below; some have a blue crown. Blue Hook Wing Live Oak Sabal Palm Life Span- 2 to 3 years. Size- 3 to 4 inches Scientific Name- Amazilia Franciae This species inhabits rainforest at the foothills of the eastern Andes, at altitudes between about 400-800 meters above sea level. Scientific name: Acrostichum Danaeifolium Natural Habitat: Mangrove forest and other wetlands. What they need to survive: Leather ferns grow best in partial to full shade. It's black and Blue with white highlights Scientific Name- Papustyla Pulcherrima Scientific name: Crinum Asiaticum Natural habitat: Sandy, seashores, brackish swamps, and mangrove. What they need to survive: Full to shady sunlight and warm tropical climates Callicore Butterfly Emerald Green Snail Scientific Name- Coccinellidae Lady Bug The caterpillar eats a variety of plant leaves, but prefers the pea plant family.The adult cannot chew, therefore it drinks its food. Red Maple Description- Red with black spots, oval shape with short legs, and antennas . Andean Emerald Humming Bird Beach Sunflower Wingspan: 3 - 3 1/2" inches Crinum Lily Butterfly Garden Breeding- The males don't contribute to anything but the mating. He does not help with choosing the nest location, building the nest or raising the chicks. Scientific name- Quercus Virginiana Natural Habitat- Costal areas,inland, and mostly on sandy soils. What they need to survive: Salty soils and shade to grow well. Warm climates due to their inability to survive in freezing temperatures. Native Plants/Trees To South Florida Scientific name: Sabal Palmetto Natural Habitat: Costal areas,Creeks, Lakes, and River Banks What they Need To Survive: Potassium. Potassium is a essential element for Palm Trees. They transfer potassium from their oldest leaves to the new developing leaves. Life-Span About 12 months. Scientific Name: Acer Rumbrum Natural habitat: Hardwood swamps, Creeks, Lakes, and Floodplains of Rivers. What they need to survive: Red Maples need slightly Acidic Soils to thrive and grow. Endangered- People use their shells for jewelry usage. Also logging in rain forest is a huge threat. Leather Fern Description- Vivid green color. Thin layer of green then under the shell is yellow Scientific Name: Callicore Eunomia Scientific name: Helianthus Debilis Natural habitat: Costal areas and beaches. What they need to survive: Full sunlight and acidic soil Callicore eunomia is a pretty butterfly from Neotropic ecozone (South America). The first description was in 1853 by Hewitson. The wingspan is about 3.0 – 4.0 cm. This butterfly is a member of the family NYMPHALIDAE. Callicore eunomia is black. It has a broad, orange or red area on its forewings. On the hind wings there is an area with blue structure colour. The underside is very glorious. Blue Hookwing (Napeocles jucunda)

Butterfly Garden

Transcript: Final Project I searched online and at local garden nurseries to find which plants were recommended for butterflies. I chose two types of butterfly bush (orange and purple), purple cone flowers, bee balm and milkweed. I filled in with some other fragrant plants that would attract them in. I also provided a water source by putting in a small shepherd's hook with a bright orange bird bath. What I hope to see next summer!! I chose to do this project because I have heard so much about the Monarch butterflies struggling to survive. I wanted to do my part to give them places to make their cocoons. This is why I planted milkweed. Milkweed is the only place a Monarch will cocoon. I then choose types of flowers that many butterflies, hummingbirds and bees would love. I wanted to do my little part to provide a happy place for God's beautiful creatures. Photos of Plants Butterfly Garden I have wanted to have a butterfly garden for a long time now. This summer I took the old sandbox my kids no longer use and turned it into a garden that butterflies, hummingbirds and bees will enjoy. by Anne Klaers Old Sandbox Process Milkweed will not bloom until next summer. I first cleaned out all the weeds. I then arranged the rocks in the back where I was putting the milkweed. Then I covered the entire thing with newspaper to keep weeds down. I then filled the garden with fresh soil. Finally planted the flowers Butterfly Garden Picking Plants

Butterfly Garden

Transcript: Detail 3 In the story the Mrs. Connor showed them the life cycle of butterflies. Main Idea: Important message or lesson of a story. The main theme of Butterfly Garden is that the students were learning about caterpillars and butterflies. Key detail: a sentence or picture in the story that supports the main idea of that story Detail 1 Butterfly Garden In the story Detail 4 Detail 2 In the story the characters talk about caterpillars. In the story Mrs. Connor said they would learn about butterflies.

Butterfly Garden

Transcript: Butterfly Gardens Allyson Schmidt The different butterflies of Iowa The different butterflies of Iowa -Eastern Tiger Swallowtail -Cabbage White -Great Spangled Fritllary -Eastern Tailed Blue -Pearl Crescent -Painted Lady -Red Admiral -Clouded Sulfur Eastern Tiger Swallowtail Eastern Tiger Swallowtail Female Male Red Admiral Red Admiral Clouded Sulfur Clouded Sulfur Fold in half both ways then diagonally both ways Step 1: Step 1: Cabbage White Cabbage White Males have one spot, Females have two Great Spangled Fritillary Great Spangled Fritillary Collapse into base Step 2: Step 2: Eastern Tailed Blue Eastern Tailed Blue -Smallest in Iowa (size of a nickel) -Males are Blue while females aer white in the spring then turn brownish -Caterpillars hibernate throughout the winter and pupate that next spring -Smallest in Iowa (size of a nickel) -Males are Blue while females a... Fold upper layer only Step 3: Step 3: Pearl Crescent Pearl Crescent Size of a quarter! Painted Lady Painted Lady Eyespots are to defend against predators Turn over, fold the corner past the edge Step 4: Step 4: The Basics The Basics - Plants, Plants, Plants! Plants, Plants, Plants! Nectar plants, Caterpillar food plants, Plants for regional butterflies Eastern purple coneflower Vetch Clover Milkweed Site Selection Site Selection Plant Diversity Shelter Water Sun Site Selection cont... Site Selection cont... Plant Diversity Plant Diversity Your garden should have many differnt types of plants ranging from trees, shrubs, flowers, and vines. You also should place nectar plants close together to minimize distance for the nectaring butterflies. Shelter Shelter Shrubs and trees not only provide you with some shade, but also protection from the wind for the butterflies. The trees and shrubs can also be food for the caterpillars! Water: Butterflies need water, but not very much. Puddling stations are recommended for a good butterfly garden. Puddling stations are damp areas of dirt or sand protected from the wind and easily seen. Sun: Since butterflies are cold blooded they start their days warming up their tiny bodies. Large rocks or even pavement that gets roughly 6 hours of sunlight are great sources of heat for them. Water and Sun Water and Sun Butterfly Feeders Butterfly Feeders Fold tip behind and turn over. Do not flatten edges! Step 5: Step 5: Impact Impact Creating butterfly gardens allows you to enjoy the beauty of the outdoors while creating a new home and sanctuary for the butterflies! Fold along center line Enjoy your butterfly! Final step! Final step!

Butterfly Garden

Transcript: Lantana Width 5 feet. Length 5 feet. Height 5 feet. Color: Purple. Perennial. Blooms in July, August, and Spetember. Width 4ft Length 4ft Height 4ft Colors: Orange , Pink and Red Annual Blooms: Early May to the late October Butterfly Bush Butterfly Garden

Butterfly Garden

Transcript: What we need to make it work Science classes could use the garden to observe and learn about ecosystems and biology. Art classes will also benefit from this garden because there are many beautiful complex subjects to draw and photograph A project so hugely important needs a lot of hard work, but it ends up being the little things like cooperation and teamwork that really make a big difference. Some more little things are... Butterfly Garden energy Listening Thoughtfulness Northern Crescent butterfly Open-mindedness Caring Buddleja Buzz How will it affect the Bell Community? have a representative check the school site From Roots to Results Perseverance Flat-topped aster All classes can participate in outdoor learning, and all students would have access to the garden to study and eat. Echinacea Determination Plants and animals we would get to see Flora and Fauna monarch caterpillar Helping Nodding onion Consideration Honey Bee monarch butterfly swallowtail butterfly make sure the site is accessible out of school hours (it is) Grant Opportunity Black-eyed Susan Positive mindset fill out the application and hand it in by one of the deadlines Columbine Liatris Ligulistylis The most well-suited grant to our situation would be the "Toyota Evergreen Learning Grounds School Ground Greening Grant". It offers up to $3500 for native flowers, trees, shrubs, and vegetables. To apply, we would need to... humming bird Helpfulness

Butterfly garden

Transcript: Butterfly like to have violet coloer flowers and Blazing Star in the garden so they can suck the nectar from the flowers You need to get bug killing spray to keep the bugs away This to the people at thrive (:(:(: you need a wooden fence to keep out other animals This is by Grant, Talia, Jesica, and Jackson The ways to create a butterfly garden The butterfly garden

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