what kind of butterflies are these?
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They are "painted lady" butterflies. They resemble monarchs, only smaller. They also have brown bark type coloring on the underside of their wings, so when they fold them up they are camouflaged to protect them against the birds. Birds will not eat monarchs because they are poisonous, so these painted ladies are doubly protected!
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They are white with a slight swirl on the edge, nothing flowery. We love this design, it works for casual or formal settings.
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Hi, they are different flowers with different color, they are very beautiful and lovely. I was very happy with the purchase.
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I do not have the Lenox butterfly's, but I use this a lot. Check out the blog" Home is Where the Boat is" and you will see in several of her tablescape show she has used it. Particularly check out her Fairy and woodland tablescape. I have used this myself from her inspirations.
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Yes, except for the color at the bottom, the rest of it without the color is how it looks on the one I bought. The color at the bottom must be some kind of tea. It is a small teapot, very beautiful and artistic. The butterfly is exquisite.
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I doubt they are. I wouldn't even think about putting them outside. By the way, they are gorgeous! The pictures and descriptions don't do them justice. The edges of the wings almost "glow". I put them on a small, seasonal tree I keep at work and I get so many compliments on them in the summer. I ordered two more sets of them for at home.
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Just take a butter knife under one end of the frog and peel them up, clean the residue up with a little spray comet or Krud Cutter. I had no problem getting the butterflies off when I painted my bathroom green andwanted to replace them with the frogs. Other brands I had to buy extra in case they peeled up by themselves but these have been down for over a year and still no loose ones.
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I'm not a 100% sure what they are but they don't appear to be. They do look nice though and were a decent value. Hope that helps
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They will survive for their life cycle, which is about 4 wks after they become butterflies.
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I am not sure. They were part of a flower/vase combo I used as part of a gift. I'm sorry I couldn't help you out.
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the largest butterfly is about 6 by 4 inches, the smallest butterfly is about 4 by 2 inches
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they are plastic and colorful just as pictured, white, green wings and red beaks. Mine ( i have two) are still running for already more than a month.
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The leaves are a dark purple--sometimes almost black. The flowers are light lavender. These are delightfully unusual, almost like nothing else that I have seen. They are generally very easy to grow. You have to try hard to kill them.
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I don't have the box, but I think it is 2015, and yes, they are the butterfly design. I use them in my Omnipod meter.
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l don't know for certain, but this light set does not appear to be weatherproof. It seems like any exposure to moisture would, at minimum, ruin the butterflies.
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I have not had experience with buckmoth (stinging) caterpillars. I had this one http://www.ext.colostate.edu/pubs/insect/05581.html
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China, and although it's very cute, it doesn't quite look like the picture. Mine has only one dragonfly and one butterfly on the platter and the rest is composed of mainly lady bugs, bees and flowers, with one very pretty little beetle that I can't identify. I hope, if you purchase, that you get lucky with your bugs :D