Sentence examples for orange butterfly from inspiring English sources

The most widely known is the bright orange butterfly weed (A. tuberosa).

Some, like orange butterfly weed (Asclepias tuberosa), pink coral bells (Heuchera sanguinea) and yellow moonbeam coreopsis (C. verticillata) are well known.

The Gatekeeper, a distinctive brown and orange butterfly that is one of the most abundant species in the UK, has experienced a 44 per cent drop in numbers in the last decade alone.

Flight Behaviour Barbara Kingsolver Faber, pbk £7.99 In the Appalachians, frustrated wife and mother Dellarobia is witness to an extraordinary phenomenon; a mass of orange butterflies.

When I was kid, the bi-annual migrations of Monarch butterflies through Texas was pure joy - blue skies filled with clouds of giant, orange butterflies winging south in the Fall and north in the Spring.

The dozens of black-and-orange butterflies being held captive at Monarch Watch 2000 in Central Park fluttered wildly against the net walls of their cage yesterday afternoon when a six-piece mariachi band behind them began blaring the Mexican Hat Dance.

After steep and steady declines in the previous three years, the black-and-orange butterflies now cover only 1.65 acres (0.67 hectares) in the pine and fir forests west of Mexico City, compared to 2.93 acres (1.19 hectares) last year.

Instead of boarding yet another bus, you pay your 170 pesos and get on a relaxing open-air train, which takes you through the park trailed — at least the day I did it — by constant clouds of yellow-orange butterflies, as if you're in a Disney film.

Also the striking orange tip butterfly between mid April and late May.

Down the trail, a small orange sulphur butterfly darts between shrubs.

5. Orange tip butterfly In flag design, "colours" – red, blue, green, etc – must always be placed next to "metals" – gold and silver, and by extension, yellow and white, so that they stand out.