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world of insects skip to main | skip to sidebar world of insects Tuesday, April 26, 2011 blue butterflies isn't it beautiful? Posted by rachel neil at 12:36 PM No comments: Wednesday, July 29, 2009 Monarch Butterflies polulation explosion In the middle of August every year, monarchs in the eastern North America begin to pack up and head south for the winter. Eventually they arrive in mexico in such numbers that they turn the trees and hillsides orange. Caterpillars turn into butterflies quicker in warm weather, and the result is an extra generation of monarchs. It is impossible to estimate numbers since there are so many. Posted by rachel neil at 9:27 AM No comments: Monday, July 27, 2009 Where silk comes from Silk comes from the silkworms, whose diets consist mainly of the leaves of the mulberry tree. In an effort to establish a thriving silk industry in England, James I issued an edict in 1608 encouraging the planting of the mulberry t...

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