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What is the difference between a magpie and a butterfly?
well the butterfly is a butterfly and the bird is a bird, it is prett obvious really!
Is a butterfly a friend or a foe?
No, the bird would eat the butterfly
What species is the monarch butterfly in?
bird
Is a butterfly bird?
no it's not :p
The differences between a butterfly and caterpiller?
Age.
What happens when a little bird see a butterfly?
the will eat the butterfly, because it is small and can not fend for its self
What is Louisiana's state butterfly?
do do bird just kidding
Is the Queen Alexandra bird wing butterfly endangered?
no
What type of enemies does a butterfly have?
A butterfly's enemy, or predator, can be a bird, fish, amphibian, reptile, insect, or mammal.
Does a monkey eat a bird or butterfly?
I dont think so
Is a butterfly a reptile a mammal a bird an aphbine or a fish?
No of them, it is an insect.
What is a butterfly's predator?
Birds, frogs, Spiders, people
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