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Mariposas del Mundo = Butterflies of the World
Butterflies are beautiful wherever you do in the world. They are often associated with health, beauty or good fortune. Quinnipiac East area is host to many butterflies. Our community residents speak multiple languages with English and Spanish being the most common, hence the Spanish name. The Monarch migrates from the Northern States of the US and Canada to a special place in Mexico every winter. The population has diminished. They have also been introduced to Australia. They truly are a butterfly of the world. Please visit and enjoy our Mariposas del Mundo. We envision more and more registered pollinator gardens in our city and state to help increase the Monarch population.
Eastern @ Hemingway
Eastern @ Hemingway
Ground breaking, earth moving and over 100 perennials planted by 30 volunteers in 3 months of weekly work parties. Great community involvement.
Top priority is MONARCHS
Second priority is all SWALLOWTAILS
Quarry Park
TBD - 2021 Spring
Top priority is MONARCHS
Second priority is another CT butterfly TBD
Smith Palmieri Park
Smith Palmieri Park
TBD - 2021 Spring
Top priority is MONARCHS
Second priority is another CT butterfly TBD
Educational links about Monarch and Swallowtail butterflies.
Monarch Watch = https://monarchwatch.org/
Natureworks planting your backyard Butterfly Garden = Download the PDF version (includes lists of Nectar Flowers for CT Butterflies and Larval Food Plants for CT Butterflies)
LOCAL photos of MONARCHS
LOCAL photos of MONARCHS
Local photos of SWALLOWTAILS
Local photos of SWALLOWTAILS
Local photos of other butterflies
Local photos of other butterflies
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