A red admiral butterfly sitting on a flower. A red admiral caught my interest with its tapestry of color. I watched it go ...

In 1990, for example, there were so many Red Admirals that the ones who died over the ocean — perhaps pushed out by winds — actually washed ashore in noticeable numbers, Sutton says.

Inside you'll find a Red Butterfly inside - pick it up. Having picked up both the Mask of Joy and the Red Butterfly, return back to the material world. Once you've returned, ...

Species status: Red admiral butterfly populations are thought to be stable throughout most of the insect’s range, including here in Missouri. In addition to North America, red admiral ...

The Red Admiral butterfly is now the most commonly sighted in the UK due to the warming climate, according to conservationists. It has been recorded 179,000 times this year by members of the ...

Inside you'll find a Red Butterfly inside - pick it up. Having picked up both the Mask of Joy and the Red Butterfly, return back to the material world. Once you've returned, ...

It flutters across a hillside in Somerset – the lovely blue butterfly that came back from the dead. And the man who brought it back is watching, celebrating 25 years of its resurrection.

A Large Blue butterfly (Maculinea arion) PJC&Co via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0) Once there was a caterpillar, hungry enough to chow down on the flower buds of a plant known for its toxic fumes.

The second annual Bug of the Year contest has been won by the red admiral butterfly. It received a total of 2,275 votes from the nearly 17,000 votes cast by New Zealanders at home and abroad.