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| Participants made beautiful butterfly hibernation houses out of recycled household materials and learned about four Michigan butterflies that overwinter as adult butterflies. [August 6, 2004] | Clarence Lemon of Burton stopped in the store for seed one day and saw our Luna caterpillars for sale (grow your own giant silk moth!); he decided he had to take one home. Shown here is Clarence proudly displaying is luna moth just before its release. Good job Clarence. [August 2004] | Emily R., Grand Blanc, with her first-ever,
newly hatched luna moth. [August 2004] see below
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| Local artist and publisher, Dan Waltz says "thanks for the experience" and shares the above photos of his monarchs [August 2004] | cecropia
moth from nature photographer Cindy Mead: "hi Weeze- lookie here :) |
Emily
R., of Grand Blanc is now trying her skills raising the largest silk moth in North
America: the cecropia. Good luck Emily! [Aug. 2004] |
