Wimberley is centered in migrating paths for the fabulous Monarch
butterflies as well as the Central
Flyway for migrating birds. The diminishing natural
diversity of plants native to the Central Texas Hill Country
invites a wide variety of insect life, some exotic, all
fascinating.
Butterflies are among the most attractive of these
visitors, and both gardeners and non-gardeners alike can
attract these lovely creatures to yards and fields. All it
takes is a little knowledge and forethought to create an
area where nature provides the entertainment.
Below are suggested resources for beginners and
experienced gardeners for the delightful art of Butterfly
Gardening.
Moved by the visible decline of butterfly populations worldwide, members plant butterfly gardens and promote education and action to help regenerate these gorgeous creatures.
A
massive database provided by the London Natural History Museum.
This site is an extremely useful resource,
but requires patience in searching. Most
easily used if you have the scientific
names of your query handy.