Butterfly?

That's a butterfly.

I caught a beautiful butterfly.

Oh, there's a butterfly!

I'll take him upstairs to bed.

For sure, if he gave it to me, it's not new.

What happened, my dear?

In the middle of such a snowy winter, to see a butterfly...

I'm a monkey blowing kisses at a butterfly.

Instead of swimming crawl, swim breaststroke.

The story is about a life cycle of a butterfly.

Why, you old social butterfly, you.

It's a lovely spider... and it's eating a butterfly.

And each butter fry is composed of different pieces.

It looks like a moth spreading its wing over a butterfly.

We open the cocoon but it is not a butterfly that emerges.

The Gulf fritillary or passion butterfly ( Agraulis vanillae ) is a bright orange butterfly of the family Nymphalidae and subfamily Heliconiinae.

Green dragon on his chest, butterfly on the shoulders.

If Charles had died in bed, we wouldn't even have him.

Indian Cabbage White on mustard flowers.

Or another analogy would be, a caterpillar has been turned into a butterfly.

Khushi, you think about it, what will you do go there?

They look clean shaven even with a magnifying glass I do not detect a single beard among them.

That's a very common type of butterfly. Limenitis sibylla. It hardly belongs in a gentleman's garden.

Fartattou means in the local Tunisian dialect butterfly, and the word is derived from Berber or Amazigh.

But Queequeg, do you see, was a creature in the transition stage neither caterpillar nor butterfly.

Cannibals, like this sea butterfly mollusk, that eats its next of kin.

A butterfly is born and flies around she meets her partner they become a father and a mother.

My visit hasn't been wasted. I've found a rare and beautiful butterfly, Euvanesse antiope.

This is a song about a creature called a hummingbird moth which imitates another creature which imitates yet another creature.

And what I say to people, it's almost as if a butterfly were flying by and we captured the shadow on the wall, and just we're showing the shadow.

He had snatched at the money forthwith and had been knocked headlong, and when he had got to his feet the butterfly money had vanished.

I was looking for some kind of form, and in the end, I made 100 butter fries. Do you get it?

Birds seek them out all year but especially in June and July, when the moth caterpillars are largest, and they are accompanied by their just fledged young.

I was looking for some kind of form, and in the end, I made 100 butter fries.

A necklace with a butterfly (when I was optimistic, I used to consider it a symbol of strength and femininity). And my sister and I would agree on the gift I wanted her to buy for me.

The monarch butterfly could be one of the 20 to 50 percent of all species that the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change estimates will be ticketed for extinction by the end of the century if we stay on business as usual fossil fuel use.

I believe they are called the peppered moth, and this was in pre industrial revolution England, that these moths, that some of the moths were let me see if I can draw a moth to give you the idea, you know, let me draw a couple of them,

Adults Most adults feed on nectar, although a few tropical species feed on eye secretions, and the death's head hawkmoth steals honey from bees.

These are typical, Mediterranean faces, mostly male and young the oldest seem to be in their thirties. They look clean shaven even with a magnifying glass I do not detect a single beard among them.

That's the dream we are carrying on, a dream for every species, every butterfly, every bee, every earthworm, every soil organism to be free, every seed of every crop variety to evolve in freedom the tiniest of farmers and the littlest of children to have the freedom to sow a seed and harvest from that seed for the future.

The monarch butterfly could be one of the 20 to 50 percent of all species that the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change estimates will be ticketed for extinction by the end of the century if we stay on business as usual fossil fuel use.

A British national, Colin Smith, spent more than 50 years studying butterflies in Nepal. He traveled to 40 districts collecting 25,000 butterflies and wrote the book Illustrated Checklist of Nepal s Butterflies.

Alfred Russel Wallace published a sort of wanted poster (properly, a drawing in a book) of what this butterfly might look like, and, concurring with his colleague, added proboscis of a hawk moth from tropical Africa ( morganii ) is seven inches and a half.