The Broward County Butterfly Chapter, BCBC, invites you to their Nov 15, 2016 meeting. Rose Bechard-Butman presents “How to Create a NatureScape, a Habitat to Attract Wildlife and Butterflies.” Rose is the NatureScape Broward Outreach Coordinator; a Certified Arborist; a Master Gardener and National Wildlife Habitat Steward. She serves on many local boards and organizes programs and community projects that support sustainable landscapes and wildlife habitats. Meeting starts: 7pm, social hour: 6.30pm at the Broward County Extension Office, 3245 College Ave., Davie, FL 33314. For further info visit our website: www.browardbutterflies.org or email BCBCmail@gmail.com.
Recent Sightings- Wednesday, October 17, 2018 – Rich Kelly – Nassau County, NYRich Kelly Location: Planting Fields Arboretum Nassau County, NY Species Cabbage White (1) Eastern Comma (1) Monarch (6)
- Wednesday, October 17, 2018 – Dale Balls – Crawford County, ARDale Balls Location: 5435 figure five point Crawford County, AR Species Monarch (several)
- Wednesday, October 17, 2018 – Joanne Langabee – Sarpy County, NEJoanne Langabee Location: Fontenelle Forest Sarpy County, NE On Oct. 14 we had over 3 inches of snow and then a low of 27 degrees so didn't expect to see many butterflies if any today. We went out at noon and were our for 3 1/4 hours. High temperature of 60 degrees and no clouds. […]
Sightings- Wednesday, October 17, 2018 – Rich Kelly – Nassau County, NY October 17, 2018Rich Kelly Location: Planting Fields Arboretum Nassau County, NY Species Cabbage White (1) Eastern Comma (1) Monarch (6)North American Butterfly Association (moderator: Mike Reese)
- Wednesday, October 17, 2018 – Dale Balls – Crawford County, AR October 17, 2018Dale Balls Location: 5435 figure five point Crawford County, AR Species Monarch (several)North American Butterfly Association (moderator: Mike Reese)
- Wednesday, October 17, 2018 – Joanne Langabee – Sarpy County, NE October 17, 2018Joanne Langabee Location: Fontenelle Forest Sarpy County, NE On Oct. 14 we had over 3 inches of snow and then a low of 27 degrees so didn't expect to see many butterflies if any today. We went out at noon and were our for 3 1/4 hours. High temperature of 60 degrees and no clouds. […]North American Butterfly Association (moderator: Mike Reese)