The Butterflies

Starring in Alphabetic order: The Butterflies

Orange Tip. The name say it all. The male's carries bright ornage tips on their forwings. You see them along  hedgerows and damp meadows in search of females. This butterfly lives across Europe. On the flowerheads of Cuckooflower (Cardimine pratensis) and garlic mustard the female laygs eggs. They love larger flowers. 

The Anthocharis Caradamines knows all about flowers from all over the world. When this butterfly stops by your guestbook it leaves so wonderful flowergifts and the wisdom of flowers to you. It will brighten your guestbook.

Owl butterfly. The name is coming from the large eyeposts on the underside of the hindwings. it looks like the head of an owl. You will find them on treetrunks and large branches where the wings works as their camouflage. Owl butterflies are very large. They fly only a few metres at a time. 

You must look twice before you noticed the Caligo butterfly has visit you. But then when you take the time you see how powerful this butterfly is. It sends you its wisdom and wonderful poems with an important message in it. Please do read carefully. Wonderful meditations or important qoutes. Things to think about. That is the owlbutterfly that has visit you. The power of this butterfly lies in the words. The Caligo butterfly takes it time but when it visit you you have to admit it was worth it.

Some knows this butterfly as Hill Hegde Blue or Holly Blue. You will find this butterfly in woods, top of bushes and parks and hedgerows. It feeds on oozing sap, spindle and heathers.

It looks so softly and it leaves such a wonderful expression behind. The Calastrina argiolus loves to invites you to become a butterfly so you can spread love and joy wrapped up in wonderful gifts on guestbooks.

A wonderful butterfly that has so much detail on it. It wear proudly colours of red, blue and black. You will find this butterfly in South Asia.

This butterfly looks so friendly and it is. With the zigzagpatron on their wings and their fluwel feelers it know where it goes to leave important messages. this butterfly loves to flutter around to leave such a friendly invitations you simply cant refuse. This butterfly loves guestbooks so much that it leave friendly invitations to apply your guestbook to the Butterflies so we can leave such a wonderful messages and gifts to you!

Danaus plexipus

You know it as the monarch butterfly. Its the most wellknown butterfly of North America. But you will find it also in new zealand and in Astralia where its known as the Wandererer Butterfly. Its wings feature an easily recognizable orange and black pattern, with a wingspan of 8.5–12.5 cm (3.34 in–4.92in).  Female monarchs have darker veins on their wings, and the males have a spot in the center of each hindwing from which pheromones released. Males are also slightly larger. Monarch butterflies are one of the few insects capable of making transatlantic crossings. Monarch butterflies make massive soutward and northward migrations. They feed on asclepias plant, milkweed and flowernectar.

The Danaus Plexipus talks all about travelling, meeting new horizons. It let you see beyond your sight. When you are silent you hear maybe even about magical places. Some so special and some so anchient and secret.. The sunbeams or the starshine twinkle on that ancient place.... The windsong that embrace you with its secrets.. The monarch butterfly shows you the way to discovery. 

You will find this butterfly in Brazil, southern Texas and Florida, sometimes even in the summer in Nebraska. 

Its wingspan ranges from 82 to 92 mm, and it is colored orange. It feeds on the nectar of flowers like shepherd's needle (Scandix pecten-veneris) and lantana. This butterfly is a fast flyer. Spotted often in forests and woodlands. 

When you will visit your guestbook you can tell the Dryas julia stopped by cause wauw what a creativity this butterfly has. It has the secrets and the knowledge for the rainforest, the forest and the amazonforest in it. Maybe it will shared with you. The gifts the butterfly leaves has a lot of exotic in it. Some even erotic in a nice way. The life of Dryas julia is all about love. 

This lovely orange butterfly loves also trees. The gifts show you the treemagic from all over the world.

This butterfly you will find in Europe, Asia, north Africa. is one of the longest lived butterflies. The wings are maded of sulphur yellow with a little greenish tinge and a orange spot in the center of each wing. You will never find them settled with their wings open. The flowers common buckton (Rhamnus cathartica) an Alder Buckthorn (Rhamnus frangula) are the only two food sources.from this species.

Common Buckthorn or Alder Buckthorn- the only two food sources  They lay their eggs also on this plants.

This butterfly let you show the beauty of daily life. Flowers you will buy so you can enjoy the beauty. Little gifts given to yourself. Delicious recipies you make one day. Eating some chocolate that makes you happy. Seeing a butterfly will remind you how beautiful your place is. The memories of a photo, daily quotes that make sense and buying a gift to yourself. When this butterfly leaves your guestbook it left some encouragement behind. 

A Morpho butterfly you will find mostly in South America, Central America and Mexico. Morphos range in wingspan from  7.5 cm (3 inch) Morpo rhodopteron to the imposing 20 cm (8 inch)The name Morpho (meaning changed or modified), is also an epithet of Aprhodite and Venus. Many Morpho butterflies are colored in metallic, shimmering shades of blue and green but there are also white Morpho species.

Morpho butterflies are forest dwellers but will venture into sunny clearings in order to warm themselves. Morpho butterflies feed on the juices of fermenting fruit. The lifecycle, from egg to death counts 137 days. The iridescent wings are used in the manufacture of jewellery and as inlay in woodworking. 

Our Morpho Butterfly gives jou wonderful and magical gifts. You will find some natural jewels like waterdrops in a spiderweb or the inside of the flower that shines to you, the parel of the ocean a wonderful natural gift.... The Morpho Butterfly leaves also some jewels, gold, silver, all kinds of shining colours, an amulet with a meaning, pearls, diamonds with magical sparkles. 

When a Morpho butterfly signs your guestbook you find some wonderful delights in it. The Butterfly leaves also love and romantic behind. It opens your heart.

Fantasy butterfly

This butterfly can be small or extra large. It can carry the colour white but also all kind of colours. its hard to describe this butterfly. I can only try. It has many shapes and colours and it gives a new meaning on its motto: Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. 

It is really hard to tell what you can expect when this butterfly visit your guestbook. But you can say its so really magical and beautiful. maybe its some magic stuff or full of wizards, trolls, dragons... Maybe just a simple white flower that shines to you. this is a fantasy butterfly and it sending you sparkles with a lot of fantasy gifts. From a world that doesnt exist it brings you alive gifts

Papilio machaon is also known as the Common Yellow Swallowtail and you will find this wonderful butterfly in Europe, North America and a part of Asia as well. It feeds on flowering herbs. The wings reach 8-10 cm. The butterfly has a strong and fast flight but it loves to be around herbs and its connected to meadows and hillsides.

When this butterfly visit you it tells about angels and fairies cause its connected to them. Its shows their beauty and their soft angel and fairy songs. It has its own wisdom about meadows and hills and when you feel a bit unhappy then he Common yellow Swallowtail shows you the world of herbs that has a cure in it. Please respect this butterfly and the secret knowledge of the magical world that you only see a glimpse of it.

When the Papilio leaves your guestbook it leaves some luck for you behind. Cherish it

The Ulysses butterfly, also known as the blue mountain butterfly, is a large Australian swallowtail. It lives in northeastern Australia along the coast of Queensland. The Ulysses butterfly has a wingspan of about 14 cm (5.5 inches).  The Ulysses butterfly's favourite food plant is euodia), a tree with clusters of small pink flowers growing straight out of the branches. The upperside the wings are an iridescent electric blue; the underside is a more subdued black and brown in colouration. The colours are produced by the microscopic structure of the scales. The female has less crescents of blue in her wings. When you see this butterfly in flight you see this butterfly as a sudden bright blue flashes.

Butterflies interpretation of the Papilio Ulysses is that this butterfly stands for magic. When this Butterfly will visit your guestbook it leaves gifts and spells that has magic in it. Often it came on the right moment. It represents also the mountain. It has mountain wisdom in it. And if you have questions about colours or you want to feel the power of colours then this butterfly brings it to you. 

Listen to the Ulysses Butterfly that sings of enchanting heartsongs. The Ulysses Butterfly let you smile.

The preferred habitat of the butterflies are grasslands with hot and dry conditions. The male upper side is a brilliant sky blue. The female is chocolate brown with a few blue scales near the base, and with orange spots, bordered by blue scales, around the edge of the hind wing. 

This wonderful butterfly loves to visit your guestbook with the smell of the grass, flowers in the wind and the nature scenes under the sun or the rain or a snowy theme.. It send you wonderful sparkles to brighten your guestbook. And the wisdom of the animals, all kinds of animals when its a sleepy kitten or a roaring eagle, a fish in the sea or an eliphant, an ant oh name it. This Butterfly loves to sign your guestbooks with the gifts of the animals. Then it will happily flutter away. 

The Red Admiral or Vanessa atalanta (previously also known as Pyrameis atalanta) is a well-known colourful butterfly, found in Europe, Asia and Northe America. This large butterfly has dark brown, red and black wing pattern. It feeds on nettles, from flowering plants like buddleia, dandelions, sallows, danewort, clover and overripe fruit. In northern Europe, it is one of the last butterflies to be seen before winter sets in, often feeding on the pale fire of ivy flowers on sunny days.  The butterfly also flies on sunny winter days, especially in southern Europe. Did you know this butterfly flick their wings open and make a hissing noise?

When this butterfly lands on your guestbook it will bring you some general gifts from Mother Nature. Sometimes it brings you the waterdrops that shines in the sun or big ocean gifts. 

The Atlanta loves to show you all kinds of seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter but also the rain season, the dry season, when there is no night. It even can tell you about the nortern light.

This butterfly has so many various songs in it and you can only hope you are the chosen one who gets it in the guestbook.