Why release Monarch butterflies?
• are large, bright and spectacular ( 10 cm wingspan approx. ) • have a graceful flight pattern, are inquisitive and ‘people friendly’ • are one of the longest living butterflies, up to 6 months • are naturally strong and robust, traveling well in our cooled packaging • are found in most areas of Australia so they can live out their lifecycle in any habitat they are released • are safe for all areas, especially national parks and botanical gardens helping to increase our depleting butterfly populations. What happens to butterflies after a release? They will find nectar plants for food and host plants to lay eggs on, even hundreds of kilometers away. Their natural life-cycle will continue. Should butterflies be released at night? No, they need to be released at least 1 hour before sunset so they can find food and shelter. Should butterflies be released indoors? No, they will become distressed so please release them outdoors. Are butterflies available all year round? No, since they are c
