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A lone monarch butterfly perched on a dried wildflower stem, symbolizing butterfly population decline across the United States

Monarch butterfly with spread wings showing aposematic orange and black warning colors

Are Butterflies Disappearing? What the 2025 Science Study Found

22% Drop in total US butterfly abundance from 2000 to 2020,…

By Jim Hunt

April 11, 2026

Monarch Butterfly Colors: What They Mean and Why

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By Jim Hunt

April 6, 2026

Butterfly Cocoon vs Chrysalis: What is the Difference?

If you’ve ever watched a caterpillar disappear and come out a…

By Jim Hunt

April 5, 2026

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Jim Hunt

Founder & Editor

Hi there, I'm Jim, and welcome to Butterfly Boogie! My fascination with butterflies - from their vibrant colors to their graceful flights - inspired me to create this space. Here, I share insights on how to welcome these delightful creatures into your garden and understand their significance in nature. My goal is to help you create a little sanctuary for them in your own backyard. So, if you're looking to bring more beauty and butterflies into your life, you're in the right place!

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