A total of 16 butterfly paintings.
全世界
只有兩種會過冬的蝴蝶
Only two species
of
migratory butterflies worldwide
帝王斑蝶
Monarch butterflies
flying from North
America to Mexico
紫斑蝶
Purple butterflies
flying from northern
Taiwan to southern Taiwan
歡迎看畫賞蝶
Welcome to the exhibition of butterfly-watching
paintings.
Let's appreciate the beauty of nature and cherish our planet.
A total of 16 butterfly paintings.
The names of the pictures are shown below:
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1.在台灣會過冬的紫斑蝶家族
The purple butterfly family
overwintering in Taiwan
(one of the two migratory butterfly specifies worldwide,
in addition to monarchs in the American Continent)
2.早春八寶蝴蝶
Eight butterflies only watched in spring
3.台灣國蝶：寬尾鳳蝶
National butterfly of Taiwan: Broad-tailed
swallowtail
4.玩躲貓貓的蝴蝶
Butterflies playing peekaboo
5.復育黃裳鳳蝶的牛伯伯蝴蝶園
Uncle Niu’s butterfly garden preserving golden
birdwings
6.台灣最大的蝴蝶：
珠光鳳蝶(只產於蘭嶼)
The largest butterfly in Taiwan: Magellan birdwing
(noted as the luminous pearl, the third largest species wordwide)
7.閃閃發光的鳳蝶
Sparkling Papilio
8.翩翩飛舞的斑蝶
Milkweed butterflies flying freely
(including monarchs)
9.變化莫測的鳳蝶
Unpredictable Papilio
10.粉蝶與小灰蝶的共融家園
Garden of Pieridae and
gossamer-winged butterflies
coexisting harmoniously
11.不像蝴蝶的挵蝶
Butterflies unlike butterflies
12.喜歡吸水的蝴蝶
Butterflies that like to drink water
13.像豹的蝴蝶
Leopard-like butterflies
14.在浪花中熱舞的鳳蝶
Papilio dancing in the ocean waves
15.黑紅相間的鳳蝶
Papilio wearing red and black clothes
16.喜歡腐果更勝花蜜的蛺蝶
Butterflies that prefer rotten fruit to nectar
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Anita Purves Nature Center,
Crystal Lake Park, Champaign, IL, USA
Displayed in the classroom as a regular exhibit
蝴蝶生態圖導覽短片
Eco-exhibit
intro video
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有空看畫走走哦！
Enjoy watching and walking around the exhibit venue.
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ALL of our butterfly
paintings are also exhibited
on the website of the Life Science Museum of Academia Sinica, Taiwan.
The online information is available in both Chinese and English.
Welcome to check it out.
We are also excited to let you know that
we also host programs on butterfly ecology and pollination
for curious people beyond 8 years old
to learn about the butterfly world and
discover how we can regenerate ecosystems together.
Recently, we've hosted some programs on butterflies:
Mar. 26, 2023
Purple butterfly festival, Linnei, Taiwan
Feb. 5, 2022
Anita
Purves Nature Center,
Crystal Lake Park, Champaign, IL, USA
Mar. 22, 2022
Community Center of Orchard Downs,
Champaign, IL, USA
***Volunteer with us!***
Since 2017,
we've used the butterfly pictures to host
many butterfly programs in elementary schools,
libraries,
and community centers to promote
eco-conservation and human-wildlife co-existence.
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Registration for our butterfly program
Join our eco-edutaining workshops on
butterfly ecology.
We’ll provide new volunteers with individual orientations
to interact actively and positively with children as well as adults
using our game-driven learning materials.
As a volunteer, you will learn about the
butterfly world,
eco-friendly gardening, and interpersonal skills,
and we appreciate your participation as an invaluable part of
preserving natural and cultural resources for generations to come.
To be a volunteer sharing your passion with
others,
please send an e-mail to:
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Our eco-art exhibits in schools and museums
aim
to inspire children as well as adults to understand
the ecology of butterflies, which are placed biologically
at the bottom of the nature’s food chain in the larval stage,
providing food for other creatures like
bees, mantis, lizards, and birds, for a bio-diverse eco-system.
Less than 5% of the larvae can grow up to their full life cycles.
If they survive after eclosion, butterflies become delightful pollinators in
gardens.
Enjoy!
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The exhibited butterfly paintings are
illustrations
from our ecology picture book
7 + 9
Kinds of Nectar:
A Little Purple
Butterfly’s Search for
Nectar
Sep. 30, 2021:
蝴蝶，滅絕了又如何？
雲科大學生透過壯遊找到屬於自己的答案
