Butterfly Migration in South Africa

The annual migration of the Brown-veined White Butterfly in South Africa takes place during midsummer every year.  The migration originates in the arid regions of the Karoo and Kalahari. These populations owe their strength to the main food plant of the caterpillars, the Shepherd’s Tree. The core populations are maintained by the females laying eggsContinue reading “Butterfly Migration in South Africa”

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