Since the show’s first episode, though, the monarch butterfly’s very existence has been thrown into peril. The species’ population has been reduced by 80-90 percent in the last 30 years.

Sometimes your gut seems to have a mind of its own — and in a way it does. Credit...Eric Helgas for The New York Times Supported by By Trisha Pasricha Dr. Trisha Pasricha is a gastroenterologist ...

Bandera County residents recently attended the annual Love Creek Preserve butterfly count organized by the Nature Conservancy ...

This pretty flower attracts hummingbirds with its brightly colored blooms, and as a bonus, it readily self-seeds to fill your ...

"I really love butterflies. I have loved them since I was little, and I love catching them," Ervin says. Park Ranger Peter Rae oversees the sessions and says the goal is to tag 300 butterflies ...

In reality, certain flowers will bring butterflies near—not only thanks to their color, but nectar content too. So, if you love butterflies as well and would like your yard and garden flooded ...

People love butterflies. Welcomed by gardeners and just about anyone who spends time outdoors, butterflies are the endearing visitors that flutter along our landscapes from spring thaw to fall ...

It's easy to take the wonders in our own backyard for granted. In this case, the beauty of butterflies inspired Dewees Island resident Judy Drew Fairchild to publish an illustrated guide titled ...