Butterflies News

Mac Miller's decade-old song "Butterflies" from 'The Divine Feminine' has become a posthumous hit, debuting on a Billboard chart as a top 40 track.

A Massachusetts group successfully restored 44 acres and a mile of stream at the Robert F. Smith Cold Brook Preserve in Harwich, transforming a former cranberry

Scientists are actively working to combat extinctions, focusing on six specific species of butterflies and plants that have been severely impacted by recent rec

Solar farms in Minnesota are being transformed into wildflower havens by seeding them with native plants, leading to a significant increase in insect abundance,

A global study of 1,758 butterfly species reveals that climate change and extreme weather are forcing butterflies to alter their habitats worldwide, serving as

New global research published in Nature Ecology & Evolution indicates that butterflies worldwide are changing their habitats, expanding or contracting their geo

After 12 years, India has completed its first comprehensive catalogue of butterflies and moths.

A micro-reserve garden is successfully supporting a thriving population of butterflies, contrasting with typical gardens that host fewer species.

Welsh residents are encouraged to monitor a "once in a decade" influx of butterflies arriving from Africa, as tracking their arrival in Europe is important.

A patch of land in Hull city centre has been allowed to grow wild, creating a haven for insects and butterflies.

A scientist predicts that Britain is likely to experience a significant increase in butterfly populations this summer, following a hot spring.

A charity reports that Britain is expected to have a 'bumper year' for butterflies, with a greater variety and number of them across the UK due to a hot and dry

Researchers in Assam have discovered that invasive plant species serve as crucial nectar sources for butterflies, following an extensive study documenting 220 b

Wildlife conservation efforts are set to receive a £1 million boost, with endangered rodents, birds, and butterflies among the species that will benefit from th

A ten-year-old Japanese student, Jo Nagai, discovered that swallowtail butterflies he hand-raised could remember him after metamorphosis and pass learned avoida