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I would say butterflies are okay, however, I once caught one, and it died. I'm not really sure. For birds, I would say no. They are a wild animal, and you don't know what they'll do. So I wouldn't catch birds.
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Should you catch butterflies and birds?
Of course not! You shouldn't catch them. Butterflies you can catch, though. But birds, defenetly not. Just be careful when you catch a butterfly.
Are some birds a predator to butterflies?
Yes, some birds will catch and eat butterflies.
Are some birds predator to butterflies?
Yes, some birds will catch and eat butterflies.
How do adult butterflies survive?
They fly very erratically to make it more difficult for birds to catch them.
Who is elefun the elephant?
Elefun is a childrens game, where children have to catch butterflies in a net.
What is the enemy of the scarlet Mormon butterfly?
As with most butterflies, animals such as birds and frogs eat them. Humans also can destroy their habitat or catch them.
How do lepidopterist catch butterfies?
Lepidopterists typically catch butterflies using a net with a relatively large opening. They go out into the field where butterflies live and swoop with the net to scoop up and catch butterflies.
What can you do in grassland?
catch butterflies and play in the snow
How do you catch a butterfly in Pokemon pearl?
You can not catch butterflies, if you are seeking to catch a beautifly, they are not wild. You have to catch a silcoon in Eterna Forest then evolve it into Beautifly
Where can one find a guide on how to catch a butterfly?
One can find a guide on how to catch a butterfly on sites for butterfly collectors such as Dallas Butterflies and Butterflies and Things. Also, look at the local library.
What is a dip net used to catch?
A dip net is used to catch bugs and butterflies! Hope I helped!
What type of bird eats painted lady butterflies?
There are many species of birds that eat insects, including warblers, flycatchers, thrushes, and robins. Any of these birds would eat a painted lady if it had the chance to catch one, although certain birds like the flycatchers are especially adept at catching fast-flying insects out of the air (hence their name).
