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Butterfly out of hibernation early

Posted by thaiww (My Page) on
Tue, Dec 20, 11 at 6:15

A butterfly has been hibernating on the cealing in our house for about 2 months, we left it to it but it has now woken up early. It is now fluttering around the llivingroom and the cats eyeing it up...
Im not sure if I should let it out or keep it in. Its very cold at the moment and I dont want to kill it.
It is trying to get out so i feel harsh keeping it in.

Any ideas????


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RE: Butterfly out of hibernation early

It emerged early because it was in a warmer than normal environment. I'm sorry but there's nothing you can do that will help it survive until it can go outdoors.


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RE: Butterfly out of hibernation early

Let it go out otherwise your cats won�t spare. If left out, it will somehow find its survival.


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