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How can I find a place to buy them?

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I make these, but it depends, you can easily but one of these frames, then you can easily cut some card to the size of the frame, and hot glue them , I think she focused too much on the frames,and not the butterflies since she didn’t move the wings.

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Came here with with that exact question- thank you!!

Just because it is Uncommon or Endangered in your area does not mean it is in other areas, The United states is home to the common yellow swallowtail and they are NOT!! listed as an endangered species. The common blue is NOT endangered , It has decline in some areas while showing up in new ones ( Quebec Canada) and widespread in the british isles. And adding in don't collect a species because you THINK it might be collected Illegally is a dumb thing to say. I have collected for 45 years and never heard such BS from a fellow collector.

Vetted Warrior well look at the location they are exported from!

Not to mention importing wildlife from foreign countries is illegal without CITES documentation. This can be tantamount to smuggling ivory, panda parts, and rhino horn if they are appendix 1 species. Honestly, I think it is weird that people keep collections of dead animals in this day and age. It would be different if you're a taxonomist. That said, my dad had a chess board with butterfly wings in different angles for the squares and it was very beautiful. If I ever decide to breed moths or butterflies in our greenhouse, I might do something like that when they die naturally.

@@vettedwarrior7054 in addition to my other comment, checking the IUCN red list would be a good idea, though sometimes data is insufficient, so some species could be endangered but they don't know. What I will say about this entire hobby is that I dont think it is a good idea now that we are in the 6th mass extinction and especially because insect populations worldwide are plummeting. There is literally an insect apocalypse going on right now, and since monarchs are present in many countires and even in hawaii, the best thing to do to enjoy the butterflies is create habitat for them, learning about the diseases they carry, and, if they are a migratory population, not attempting to rear the migrating generation indoors. There were two studies about this in 2018 or 2019 and 2020 where even wild eggs raised in captivity in greenhouses and south facing windows failed to fly south. Also only plant the milkweed species that are native to your area, as some are making the OE pandemic worse.

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If you want them to go into a museum, each specimen needs a card to stay with it with the species, location it was found, and the date of collection. The youtube channel The Brainscoop has videos on pinning insects and it is run by the Field Museum in Chicago.

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No u shouldn't kill butterflies. For making this remember how many lives u are taking away

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@@user-qr7lh5ry5g You can get them already dead or find them dead.

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The only way to find them is to just look outside a lot, try places where you see lots of live ones

Elemenoful lol thx I accidentally found a caterpillar and i took it and took care of it and gave it a bigger space

You can't find very many and almost none are in good condition. I would recommend raising caterpillars and keeping the butterflies when they die of natural causes. Make sure you don't grab an endangered species though

You can raise them as well :)

@@baguettewoman1413 adding to this comment, if you see a butterfly just laying on the ground but still moving, if you can capture them make them as comfortable as possible, this usually means they’re injured in some way and getting close to their end date .. this is how i’ve got a lot of my butterflies!

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