bflies &BS
Anthony Cynor
acynor at fullerton.edu
Wed Oct 13 09:49:15 EDT 1999
You could use the Lederhouse formula
Paul Cherubini wrote:
> hugh wyatt wrote:
>
> > Hate to disagree with Tony but I have seen P. turnus or glaucus or whatever
> > you people call the tiger swallowtail this year, feasting on fresh, still
> > smoking cow dung and have photos to prove it. Have also seen many
> > different brushy foots on horse urine on riding trails, so it do happen, my
> > friend. Peace.
>
> Maybe now the discussion should turn to the question of what nutritional benefits do
> butterflies obtain from animal excrement? Have there been any studies about this? It seems
> likely for optimum health, many butterflies need more than sugar water (i.e. flower nectar)
> alone. Is there a practical way to incorporate some of these excrement nutrients in home
> butterfly nectar mixes?
>
> Paul Cheubini, Placerville, California
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