Butterfly Huggers Pillows

"You'll see, not only will your appearance change, but so will your diet: Nectar is delicious!"

"Oh my gosh, honey! Look out!"

A Punk Rocker Cocoon.

'What has twelve legs and barks?'

Bubble gum leaves

Butterfly herders of the wild west.

How Rings In Nature Indicate Aging.

Two women holding hands surrounded by love hearts

Love Birds love snuggles

"Kids these days and their piercings..."

'You've changed.'

"I can tell it's new because it's alive."

'Before we staqrt biting do you practice catch and release?'

'Soon, you will start to notice changes in your body... massive, horrifying changes.'

"We're trying to help you!"

"Hey, how did you get your vaccine before me?"

"You can tell when people don't have pets, because they start to look like their plants."

"So, are you predicting an early spring?"

Science Books. Do you have any books about Lepidoptera? Yes, and would you like to join "The Book of the Moth Club"?

"Oh no, not another pandemic!"

"Catching butterflies is fun!"

"Remember back when we were just larva and didn't have a care in the world?"

Sawrd Fighting

'Look...it's almost empty! Those pesky birds need to quit stealin' the food out of this squirrel feeder!'

Forest Management

Romance

'Okay class, you can tell that this is a dogwood tree by its bark.'

"Ed is back from his silent cocoon retreat."

"Doesn't it seem like we just finished letting the air out of last year's tree?"

Marmalade the Cheetah on stilts.

"No! Of course you're beautiful, now. . . it's just that, ever since you showed me those baby photos of you. Well, I just can't seem to get those images out of my head."

'Some dope wished to live for a thousand years, so I turned him into a sequoia!'

'Eventually I plan to replace it with an artificial limb.'

...I'm here at the gruesome scene now. Yes, what began as a candlelight vigil,ended in mass tragedy when the thousands of moths in attendance became inexplicably drawn to each other's flames.

'It's very nice, dear, but it's still not as lovely as a tree.'