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Who is ready to learn something cool today?
Have you ever heard about the different types of Morpho Butterflies?
If you have or haven’t heard about them before keep on reading to learn some
cool quick facts about them. The Morpho Butterflies are beautiful magnificent insects. They
are some of the largest butterflies in the world.
What is your favorite type of butterfly?
With your parent/caretaker’s permission you can click on the link below to see a picture of the beautiful Blue Morpho Butterfly:
Facts about the Morpho Menelaus butterfly:
1. There are about 29 species of Morpho butterflies. Today we are
learning about the Menelaus blue morpho butterfly. Here is a list of some of
the species of Morpho butterflies:
- Aurora morpho
- Blue banded morpho
- Blue morpho
- Common blue morpho
- Menelaus blue morpho
- Morpho didius
- Sunset morpho
2. The scientific name for the Menelaus blue morpho is Morpho
Menelaus.
3. The Menelaus blue morpho’s wingspan can be up to about
five (5) inches or more. They weigh less than an ounce.
4. When the Menelaus blue morpho has its wings open it is a
beautiful blue color and when it has its wings closed it is brown in coloring.
The underneath brown coloring of the Menelaus blue morpho wings can help the
butterfly hide from predators.
5. The Menelaus blue morpho can be found living in South
America and Central America.
6. A group of Menelaus blue morphos are called a rabble,
swarm, or flutter.
Share a fact about the Menelaus blue morpho with us?
Get your free printable Menelaus blue morpho coloring sheet here:
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Visit my printables section for a wide selection of worksheets and coloring sheets!
Books about blue morpho butterflies:
1. Sensational Butterflies by Ben Rothery
2. Facts About the Blue Morpho Butterfly by Lisa Strattin
3. Morpha A Rain Forest Story by Michael Tennyson
Parents/caretakers be sure books are child friendly before
reading them to your child/children.
Short story alert:
Once upon a time there was a beautiful Blue Morpho
butterfly. She was fluttering all through the tropical forest in search of food
to eat. She likes to eat rotten fruit. She spotted a nice big rotten dragon
fruit. She fluttered straight to it and began drinking the juices. She uses her
proboscis to drink the juices of the dragon fruit. When she is finished with
that dragon fruit, she flutters to the next one. She flutters in the trees and shrubs closet
to the forest floor. That is where she finds most of her rotten fruit to eat.
After she has finished her search for food, she then takes a rest so she can
hunt for food again. While she is at rest her wings are folded up and she
blends right in with the forest so her predators are unable to spot her. It is
like magic when her wings are spread out, she is a beautiful blue color and
when her wings are folded, she is the brown colors of the forest. THE END!
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involve me and I learn."— Benjamin Franklin
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