CLOVERLAWN BUTTERFLIES LLC
ORLANDO, FLORIDA

. Our live butterflies for release are hand raised and guaranteed to arrive alive and on time for your butterfly release. We offer several different butterfly release packages for you to purchase and every order is tailored to meet your special needs. We provide customizations to our available butterfly release products such as envelope inscriptions, boxes, ribbon decorations and more. A live butterfly release is a memorable and magical way of celebrating any special occasion such as weddings, funerals and memorial services. Cloverlawn Butterflies Butterfly Release Company will make your special day unforgettable! We began raising Painted Lady Butterflies while working for another butterfly farm until we decided it was time to venture out on our own. We are very serious and proactive about the conservation of butterflies and the importance of these magnificent creatures, so much so we have expanded to Platanillo, Costa Rica and are developing our own butterfly exhibit to help promote conservation. helps to replenish the butterfly population. Our butterflies are hand-fed in the best natural environment. We only provide healthy adult butterflies for release in areas they are native to. We are restricted to shipping to certain states, so please see our Picture Caption: A Butterfly Release from an individual envelope Purchased From Cloverlawn Butterflies Picture Caption: A Butterfly Release Wedding In Action Using Butterflies Purchased From Cloverlawn Butterflies Picture Caption: Buy Painted Lady Butterflies to release from Cloverlawn Butterflies In many belief systems, the butterfly is symbolic of the soul. It is representative of the journey of our lives, all of the twists and turns, the growth and transformations we have made. By the end, we are completely different than when we started. Picture Caption: Releasing Butterflies is easy and affordable when you purchase them from us at Cloverlawn Butterflies Butterfly Release Company Picture Caption: A Butterfly Release During A Memorial Service Using Butterflies Purchased From Cloverlawn Butterflies The most popular type of butterfly we sell in our butterfly release packages are the Picture Caption: Live Butterfly Release Packaging for Monday-Friday Delivery Purchased From Cloverlawn Butterflies Cloverlawn Butterflies Shares a Painted Lady Butterfly Video Video: Cloverlawn Butterflies Butterfly Release Company Shares Information on the Painted Lady Butterfly Life cycle Picture Caption: A Butterfly Release Using Painted Lady Butterflies Purchased From Cloverlawn Butterflies Video: Cloverlawn Butterflies Butterfly Release Company Shares a Painted Lady Butterfly Eating When adult female Painted Lady butterflies are ready to lay their eggs, they do so on the leaves of their favorite plants. This is because just as the butterflies enjoy the nectar of these plants, the caterpillars enjoy munching on the leaves, which provide them the sustenance they need to grow properly. Video: Cloverlawn Butterflies Butterfly Release Company Shares How Long a Painted Lady Butterfly Lives Painted Lady butterflies are one of the most widely distributed butterflies in the world. And they are extremely adaptable. They can be found throughout North and Central America, Europe, Asia and Africa. While they prefer open meadows and fields, they will generally be found anywhere sunny that provides sufficient food. As such, they can be found in places such as suburban and agricultural areas, wetlands (bogs, swamps and marshes), grasslands, mountains, deserts, taigas and rainforests. 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Picture Caption: Live Butterfly Release Packaging for Monday-Friday Delivery Purchased From Cloverlawn Butterflies Video: Cloverlawn Butterflies Butterfly Release Company Shares A Video About The Monarch Butterfly Picture Caption: Releasing Monarch Butterflies is easy and affordable when you purchase them from Cloverlawn Butterflies Butterfly Release Company Video: Cloverlawn Butterflies Butterfly Release Company Shares Information on the Monarch Butterfly Life Cycle Picture Caption: A Butterflly Release Using Butterflies Purchased From Cloverlawn Butterflies Like all butterflies, Monarch butterflies alter their diet as they change. During the caterpillar stage, they subsist only the milkweed plant, which is how the Monarch butterfly is often dubbed the milkweed butterfly. The milkweed plant is a wildflower, from the genus Asclepias. This plant contains toxins, known as glycoside toxins, that are completely harmless to the Monarch. But, while harmless to the Monarch, it is deadly poisonous to the Monarch’s predators. During its two weeks as a caterpillar, the Monarch eats all different parts of the milkweed plant, all the while storing the toxins it consumes in its body. Even after the Monarch transforms from a caterpillar to an adult butterfly, the toxins remain in its system, making the butterfly just as poisonous to predators as the caterpillar. Video: Cloverlawn Butterflies Butterfly Release Company Shares a Monarch Butterfly Eating The total average lifespan for a Monarch butterfly, from egg to butterfly (a single generation), ranges anywhere from 6 to 8 weeks. Once the egg is laid, it takes approximately 4 days before it hatches. The larval stage, or caterpillar, lasts about 2 weeks, during which the caterpillar is doing little more than eating and growing. When it forms its chrysalis, the butterfly takes about 10 days to develop. The fully-grown Monarch butterfly then lives for another 2 to 6 weeks, during which time it flies around, feeding on flowers and enjoying its life.